Notebook PU-Mu 1050, Box 6, folder 7, J. F. Daniel, Bamboula VI April–June 1938, scan 47 (April–June 1938)

Unnumbered pageScan 47 of 93

23	a	205	2.28		98	20-5-38	General	99
	b	241	2.64		a 200 223
	c				b 224 2.47		We have sunk two small trenches
	d	267	2.90		c 168 1.91		today, 1.50 × 6.00, in an attempt
	e	321	3.44		d 184 2.07		to orientate ourselves in the
	f	356	3.79		e 166 1.89		W. section (lot 236) one of these,
	g	371	3.94		f 174 197		from Tr. 13 (N.) [inserted: m.] stopped at bed-rock
	h	338	3.61		g 225 250		30 cm. down.
					h 168 1.91		The other trench, ft. due
					i 239 2.62		north from tr. 12, was still going
					j 245 268		at closing time. It continues
					l 262 285		and becomes tr. 14. (see p. 107)
					m 226 249	25-5-38
Trench at				n 116 139		Start another trench, 1.50 × 8.00, at
edge of lot 235				o 110 133		the edge of the rise to the ἀλόνι
				p 175 198		in lot # 235. In the north we
				q 92 115		find bed-rock cm. down, at
				r 76 99		the south many stones in black
						top-soil. Black earth goes to rock, at the upper end down,^so
						Start still another trench to
						the north of this. It is 1.50 × 6.00.
						This becomes trench #15 (see p. 121)
					26-5-38
						Start two more trenches, 1.50 × 8.00,
						one at the west edge of lot 236,
						the other east of and parallel
						to tr. 15. In the latter top-soil
						goes down on a mass of stones
						with a regular face on the (p. 127)
						south, thus likely a wall, (Tr. 17)
						The trench at the W. of lot 236 becomes
						tr. 16 (see p. 128)

Drawing: vertical trench plan; labels: Rock, 2.76, m 1.50 cending stones, l, k, j, slope starts, slope out, 6.00, 250, 4.00, rock fill Rock fill, g, h, g, slope, a, rock, 2.75, 1.60, 4, TR. 11, S 10-11

Drawing: plan at left; labels: a, b, earth & stones, c, hard rock, d, e, asinovos, g, h, 6.70, 4, fade into one another

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