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Tomb 21
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| P2665 | 1. Wh. Sl. I bowl. 0.10 over floor |
| P2666 | 2. |
| P2667 | 3. |
| P2668 | 4. Plain jug. 0.20 over floor |
| P2669 | 5. Small B.R. jug. Pinched mouth. |
| 0.10 over floor. | |
| P2670 | 6. Neck of small B.R. jug. floor |
| P2671 | 7. |
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| M1034 | 8. Bronze ring. On finger in S-W mass of bones. |
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TRENCH 20
11-4-39 Start trench 20, uniting pits B+C (pp. 17, 43) into a unified area, 8m. long on the north side, 16.50 on the west. 0.20 down red earth is found (bright red, earth is found in the north, with signs of burning -- it appears to be burnt brick. This goes down to a grey sandy layer, on which sherds rest. (20:1, 9.22)
12-4-39In the central part brown earth is found 0.20 down, going to a red-brown sandy level, on which are sherds and a (p. 92:2) seal (20:2, 8.96)
17-4-39 We have extended the trench in all directions, and to the edge of the rock ledge in the north. It is now 16.45 (W. side) x 12 meters. The earth was very shallow in the central region (20:2,5,8), slightly deeper in the north, and still more so in the south, where the dark top-soil is particularly deep (1 m. from surface to red earth in the S-E corner). The region of trench 20 has been disturbed by several large intrusions caused by would-be tomb-robbers. As a matter of fact, though several (to p. 95)
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain