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Tomb #5, Contents 25.3.39 a. In-situ
[red: P2635] 1. L.C. III bowl, with curved sides and plain base; center knocked out. diam. 0.19 h. 0.075. With skeleton I, 20 cm. level.
29.3.39 [red: P2636] 2. White Slip II bowl with three feet. With skeleton III, level.
5. 4. Ostrich egg
6. 4. Ivory disc, plain
7 4 Ivory button
1-4-39 [red: P2637] 3 Wh.Sl. II Bowl [red: H] 0.102 [red: P2638] 4 BR I Bowl 0.094
Added from sherds (Phila. 1954)
[red: P.2779] 1a Plain pot base [red: P2780] 2a " " " [red: P2781] 3a WS bowl [red: P2782] 4a Fr. large WS bowl [red: P2783] 5a " " " " [red: P2784] 6a WS bowl [red: P2785] 7a BR bowl fr. [red: P2786] 8a WS bowl rim section [red: P2787] 9a WS wide-neck fr. [red: P2788] 10a 1-h bowl [red: P2789] 11a BR bowl frag.
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from p. 25 Tomb 5
24-3-39is represented only by part of the legs. A third skull (III) is visible at this level, but may belong to a lower burial. Skull II does not necessarily belong to skeleton II.
Only one pot is found, L.C. III, belonging to skeleton I (p. 28, #1)
The burials lie over stones on gritty grey earth.
Photos Bam. '39. 10-12, 13, 14 of tomb 5 at L.C. III level.
The bottom of the pot, #1, is knocked out, possibly to recieve a libation
25.3.39 Remove the skeletal remains of the 20 cm. level. There were numerous fragments of woodcharcoal in the earth about and under the skeletons, perhaps representing ceremonial fumigation before burial.
29.3.39 Digging below the 20 cm. level through clayey red soil we reach a lower burial stratum above the floor. Skull III and other parts of a skeleton belong with this (to p. 55)
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain