Notebook PU-Mu 1050, Box 6, folder 9, J. F. Daniel, Bamboula VIII May–June 1939, scan 34 (May–June 1939)

Unnumbered pageScan 34 of 63

30.5.39

T.36 (from p. 72)

[circled: 74]

M893c

31. As #29-30

P1325	32. ~~LHIII~~ false-necked jar [circled sketch: small spiral]
	H. 0.127 ; Diam. 0.118
P1327	33. ~~LHIII~~ 3-handled pyxis H. 0.07
	Diam 0.094
P1329	34. Imit. of 33, lug-handles H. 0.056
	Diam. 0.069
P1333	35. B. R. bowl H. 0.071 D. 0.177

P1332	36. do. curved conical. Lifted handle.
	H. 0.099 D. 0.18
P1334	37. do. H. 0.072 Diam. 0.162

P1322

38. Trefoil jug H. 0.199 ; D. 0.153

P1335

39. B. R. bowl. H. 0.071 D. 0.163

P1330	40. B. R. jug. White paint. H. 0.155
	Diam. 0.11
P1324	41. LHIII plate H. 0.054 ; D. 0.19

P1331

42. small B. R. jug H. 0.073 ; D. 0.061

P1323

43. Plain jug, trefoil H. 0.213 D. 0.148

P1336

44. B.R. bowl H. 0.063 ; D. 0.158

P1337

45. do. do. H. 0.07 Diam. 0.154

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20.5.39

21:29

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Remove the remaining top-soil and find a level of loose brown earth with great numbers of fragments of red brick at 6.54. This is exactly the same as 6.55 in 21:17, and was continuous with it.

31.5.39 Dig below 6.54, finding light greybrown earth at 6.62. There are numerous sherds lying on this level, which is thus probably a floor.

1.6.39 Photo Bam. '39. 237 at 6.62, before removing sherds in situ. The stones of a wall are found in the east. North of these stones in the line of the wall loose red earth is found at this level. It stops with grey-brown earth at 6.65. Photo Bam. '39. 238 at 6.65 Dig below 6.62 and find a sandy, grey-brown floor at 6.65. A row of stones at the S. seems to lie on this floor. A big piece of flint is sunk into it. Below 6.65 the room is divided in the line of a rock cutting. In the south grey-brown earth goes to bed rock; in the north clayey (to p. 79)

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