Notebook PU-Mu 1050, Box 6, folder 8, J. F. Daniel, Bamboula VII Mar.–May 1939, p. 88 (March–May 1939)

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Tomb 19 (from p. 74)

P 1407

14. Feeding bottle. H. 0.149; D. 0.11

P 1408	15. Deep L.C. III bowl H. 0.083;
Diam. 0.195
M 1046	16. Bronze bracelet

Mi 165

17. Round glass bead. diam. 0.010

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P 1409 [inserted in pencil: Per. B]	18. Plain jug, trefoil H. 0.24;
Diam. 0.152
P 1410	19. L.C. III carinated bowl. H. 0.058
Diam. 0.164
M 1040	20. Bronze rod
21 do., with ivory head

M (192A)	22. ivory disc. Above 0.70
23. Ivory button 1.00-1.20
24 Ivory pin-head 100-1.20
(Per B)	25. glass bead 0.85-1.00
[inserted in pencil: Per B] Mi 194	26. cylinder seal 1.35 Thick
Mi 202	27. Paste cylinder with gold ends. 1.35

14-4-39 Mi 203 | 28. Dome-shaped seal. Steatite Quadruped. (to p. 98)

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Tomb 24

13-4-39| Tomb 24 lies, just E. of t. 25, east of tomb 16, the second tomb east in the same series. A poúpa is sunk into its north side and an Archaic I tomb lies over it. The archaic burial was made while the tomb was still intact. Chavara blocks from the roof of the tomb lie over it. A L.C. II layer 50 cm. deep lies under the archaic level and poúpa. Though completely disturbed several objects (p. 96 # ) are found in this level. We tunnelled under the archaic level to get at the L.C. II.