Notebook PU-Mu 1050, Box 6, folder 8, J. F. Daniel, Bamboula VII Mar.–May 1939, p. 146 (March–May 1939)

Page 146Scan 72 of 94

3.5.39	898
	353
	545

21: 6a	8.08
21: 22	8.66
21: 7	7.92
” 21: 7	8.03
20:14	9.30
” 20:14	9.45

4.5.39	898
	330
	568

21:24	8.36	tumble
21:16b	7.97	8.01
" pit	8.23
6b (a)	8.09
" (b)	7.88

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28-4-39

21:23

Dig below 8.35 (1st red. brown earth), and find firmer brown earth at 8.60. Pottery appears at this level.

2-5-39 Dig below 8.60 and find a floor of chavara plaster at 8.64. The lower part of a pithos (p. # ) and other sherds rest on this. The pithos contains a firm layer of grey ash, apparently in-situ. The pot may have served to make lye. The earth between 8.60 and 8.64 is light brown in colour and appears to have been trod. An erect stone held in place by clay, and a line of brick partly outline a rectangular depression in the ~~east~~ north, a bin of some sort. Photo Bam. 39. 128 of 21:23 at 8.64

65 figures hard to read~~struck~~ struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain