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Shards ^phot.45.23/ 10/III/42 P.349, 29 From stones of N door of Tomb 1 (cf pp. 218, 220): mostly frag. of 2 or more pottery alabastra, 1 of which a shoulder has lugs preserved (local red ware with white bits, heavy fabric; also frag. of a tile & of a large pot, of similar ware. Photographed.
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Shards P.079, 30 11/III/42 From the door of Tomb 9: 9 frag. of local plain ware, red with white bits, incl. a piece of an amphora handle, probably classical period; worth to date the others. (The couple of shards from inside the door with P 1617 -- see opp. -- not found.)
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(10/III/42) from outside dromos (tall slabs) were pieces of pottery alabastron? But no other shards, clearing away all the mortar and the stones. So the stones not part of the 1st "loose stony-dromos" fill, which was full of shards.
11/III/42 Cleaned top of sarcoph, photographed 4 S. side of Tr 43.
[margin left: * to be further investigated on March 14, as to how they connect to one end. See p. 222, bottom] Removed stones from outside earth bank of Tomb 9 dromos, x placed as to stood with space both sides and rock cut in round it. Rested on some earth, c. .13 ht. In it only one small chip of shard, red ware, among earth & stones against bottom of inside of doorstones. T 69, 32; P 1617 Frag. of 2 figurines of later type in Tomb 9. Also couple of shards, one of ordinary. All earth & stones removed, remains a rounded sill in the rock.
Investigating behind the SE end of the long cut stone, removing some thick stones near the end and hollowing a little with the hand inside. The fill is like the pebble rock, but very
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain