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29 [margin left: 25 /40\ M M M] 24/v/40 On removal 23/v/40, the envelopes of #1423 & #263 were dated Also the tickets of #32, 33, 42, 13 Also box which contained 15, (18) and 29, 25 Removed rest of gold #9. Some pieces under others. Find also one of the tiny leaves under middle portion of lamp #8, at sl. higher level than the rest of 61, with which it will be put.
[margin left: M 21/X/42 are to both cf. p. 28, 61 [illegible] with further to bottom of page] 61 in general covers larger area as cleaned, not the little individual spots first cleaned. Now corrected in drawing, using one large area as for 31. Cannot perceive any pattern. in arrangement /of leaves\ These newly cleaned furthest "W" are about .035 higher than lowest, i.e. level ca .90 below nail, the bones cleaned here (part of jaw? and teeth, and other unrecognised bits) and the frag. of glass #64 lie nearly on lower level of these leaves.
[margin left: 5.494 .90 4.594 .035 4.629 See plan on squared paper for levels here]
[margin left: Also 24/v/40: date of box labelled "frags of glass found under main #16, 23 & 63 and other bits, by itself, from nearer #61" (all have 9 #14 etc) To be marked with question as to whether human See p. 31]
[?l. 1038] Box which contained #64 and other bits (all turned out to be from one object) that were lying between and gold leaves #61, dated 24/v/40
Cleaning for actual floor, if this is level at any rate, under where pot #1 lay (because I noticed that nail #39 was still partly covered) find another bone on this floor further "W" than any of the group now cleaned by the big nail, but presumably belonging to the lower group. Also near (drawing) brass nail, #65 which suggests all hitherto assembled as #43 without careful
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30 check of position may not have been part of one object.
[margin left: * Burial IV? of can find See also pp. 19, 21 22-23] * Of bones remaining beside the beast ^and those descr. foth. p. 28\ now only the difficult group down the center of the tomb (drawn on main plan). At about the 2.00 line, a stone on either side of these bones, resting lower than they do. From stones toward E end of tomb, group seems to include legs and toe bones, though with one fibula too many which may be a radius. These all at same level relation to floor (ca m. or so above it). Note level .95 written on one tibia in plan - top of the bone - W of the 2.00 line, the confusion referred to above (cf. p. 22-23), where 2 individuals seem to be involved. Perhaps belonging with legs described, are ribs, 2 sets of shoulder bones beyond ribs, part of series of vertebrae (?) between the shoulders, the high arm humerus bone just "N" of BIG NAIL (at 2.50) the lower arm bone continuing this down (with frags. of the 2nd lower arm bone), some dactyls below in disarray by one end of a humerus (?) lying crosswise, just "W" of on stone. The humerus by the big nail seems to be continued in
[margin left: Also dated 24/v/40, boxes containing nos. 43, 56-58, 65, 66]
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain