J. F. Daniel, Bamboula VII Mar.–May 1939John Franklin Daniel

Tomb 12 , from p. 66

5-4-39 P1227 27. White Slip II jug. N., upper. H. 0.155 ; Diam. 0.10

P1269 28. Plain jug Trefoil jug, Wash ware. [symbol: cross with extra horizontal bar] on handle. +3 1 + 17 2 + 3 4 H. 0.19 D. 0.14

P1253 29. B.R. jug. Plain spiral. Groove on handle. H. 0.273; Diam. 0.155

P1249 30. do. 2 vert. beads front. H.as pres. 0.235; Diam .0.14 + 9 2

P1255 31. do. Plain spiral. grooved handle. H. 0.308; Diam. 0.169

P1245 32. do, small H. 0.142; D. 0.071

Mi 123 33. Steatite whorl

P1258 34. Monochrome B.R. bowl; horiz. handle + 4 narrow lugs. H. 0.062; Diam . 0.162

P1241 35. do. + 2 2. H. 0.072; D. 0.13

P1233 36. Wh. Sl. I bowl. H. 0.106; Diam. 0.203 + 1 2 + 2 5

P1230 37 do. H. 0.115: Diam. 0.204 + 3 1 + 4 2 + 4 3 + 5 4 + 4 5

P1274 38 Red Lustrous III jug. H. 0.314 Diam. 0.078 [symbol: vertical line with short horizontal bar] on bottom

P1263 39 Trefoil jug, Monochrome ". H. 0.206 Diam. 0.14

Mi 124 40. Steatite whorl

P1234 41 Wh. Sl. I bowl H. 0.115: D. 0.214

42 B.R. bowl (to p. 78)

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10-4-39Tomb 21

Tomb 21 lies at the base of the cliff, about 0.40 west of Tomb 20. It is deeper and set further back into the cliff, and thus fairly well preserved. Masses of bones, and skulls, are found against the south wall, a few pots against the north

11-4-39Photos Bam. 39. 59 at this level (0.50 in north). Parts of 6 skeletons are visible. The careful arrangement of bones along the S. wall appears intentional. Contents, p. 90