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

Drawing: plan drawing of walls, intrusions, trenches; labels: 23, 22, Int 4, 18, 26, 27, TR. 21 West, 28, 24, 25, Tomb 21, 20:6, 20:7, 20:9

[written diagonally: see also p. 102; JFD VIII, p. 24]

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over the gritty red earth, and is thus later. In 13b the gritty red earth stops at a layer of similar earth, but without white grits, at 7.97 Photo Bam. ? 39. 109-110 of 21:13 with gritty layer removed. In 21:13 a the gritty earth stops at 8.06

28.4-39| (21:13, 6b) Extending the trench to the south, red earth is found at 7.24. Three intrusions are cleared, going down on an E-W wall. Photo Bam. 39. 118 of 21:13^bS. at 7.24

1-5.39 Dig below 7.24, finding red earth with many white grits at 7.57. Another intrusion at the east (21:6b) is first located at this level. Some stones appear Photo Bam. ? 39. 121 of 21:13 and 21:6b (South) at 7.57 Remove the gritty red earth. It is found in the S. of the area, going to the S side of wall V. There is looser red earth over the wall. The gritty red earth ends with a rather uneven layer of somewhat softer less gritty red earth at 7.72 (US) flush with the top of wall V. In the west there is a line E-W of darker gritty (to p. 149)