Notebook·PU-Mu 1050, Box 6, folder 6·May 1937–March 1938

J. F. Daniel, Bamboula V May 1937–Mar. 1938John Franklin Daniel

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Handwritten in English. Every line is transcribed, and the text sits beside the scan.

Scan 7 of notebook PU-Mu 1050, Box 6, folder 6 (J. F. Daniel, Bamboula V May 1937–Mar. 1938), handwritten in English. The transcription follows.

Scan: Penn Museum Archives, Philadelphia, PU-Mu 1050, Box 6, folder 6, Courtesy of the Penn Museum.

Page (20)Scan 7 of 90

<u>SMALL FINDS</u>

[margin left: 15-5-37 M 227] 1. Bronze object. Tr. 2, E. of unit 25 E., top-soil (2[:?].27)

Margin left: (13-5-37)

2. Saddle quern, complete. Tr. 2, Unit 25 East, on 10.49 = 10.77 floor.

[margin left: 19-5-37 M 16] 3. Double-conical bead, of <u>lead</u> (?). Tr. 2, Unit 27, on 10.97 = 11.36 floor.

[margin left: Iordanis M 34] 4. amorphous object, apparently of copper + iron. Tr. 2, Unit 25 B, on 10.67 = 10.90 floor

[margin left: 20-5-37 Iakoumis] 5. Bronze ring-like object. Tr. 2, Unit 27, on 10.97 = 11.36 floor.

Margin left: M 23

6. Bronze rod, square in section. Tr. 2, Unit 20, on 10.50 = 10.70 floor

Margin left: M 15

7. Iron knife, traces of bone handle held by bronze rivets. Broken by workman. Found with #6

Margin left: P 771

8. Frags. of very large pithos. Tr. 2, Unit 25 B, pit #1. (p. 44, #1) h. as pres. 1.10; diam. 0.85

Margin left: P 1841

9. Fragmentary jug, handmade. Found with #8 (p. 44, #2)

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18-5-37<u>TRENCH 2</u> from p. 19

<u>Unit 27</u>: <u>Second E. ext of unit 25 E</u>: On 15-5-37 we started to open another wedgeshaped area N-E of the 1st ext., to include the line of the east wall of unit 26, which was not included before. The surface at the N-E corner is at 10.34. Dig immediately to the 2nd strosis, at 10.91, and isolate two intrusions.. Start digging below this and find the same level as at 10.66 = 10.98, in the 1st ext., at 10.91 at point c (plan, p. 14)

<u>Unit 26</u>: Dig the small N-E corner not cleared before. Digging below 10.81 (p. 14, # b) we find a packed earth floor with considerable lime, and some ash on it, at 10.84. This is the same as the 10.76 = 10.90 floor in the rest of the unit (J.F.D. IV, p. 149), and it seems to be an occupation level, rather than a level in tumble, as first thought. Dig below 10.84 and find the 10.86 = 10.94 floor (see J.F.D. IV, p. 149).

65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain

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