Notebook·PU-Mu 1050, Box 10, folder 6·April 1949–November 1950

G. H. McFadden, Photo Records I Rolls 118–145 Apr. 1949–Nov. 1950George H. McFadden

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Handwritten in English. Every line is transcribed, and the text sits beside the scan.

Scan 16 of notebook PU-Mu 1050, Box 10, folder 6 (G. H. McFadden, Photo Records I Rolls 118–145 Apr. 1949–Nov. 1950), handwritten in English. The transcription follows.

Scan: Penn Museum Archives, Philadelphia, PU-Mu 1050, Box 10, folder 6, Courtesy of the Penn Museum.

Page 25Scan 16 of 109

FILM 121

10 10. Trench 9, 7-θ, north 6-10, showing fallen blocks as found last year - before removing. Looking north. Tiles stacked on wall to left were from surface soil (7-θ, north 5-10).

L=350 ap 14. Sp 1/100 9.10 AM.

room9 1211. Bath, central room, south portion (S. of sunken floor) looking east, after removing stratum p1221-4 soft reddish dark brown earth with only small rough stones mostly less than fist size. L=350 ap 14. sp 1/100 9.20 AM 28 Apr.

13 "12. Same looking north.

1413. S. of south bay of room 3, Bath, showing debris. Looking n.w.

L=350 ap 14 sp 1/100 9.45 AM 28 Apr. 49.

1514. Same looking s.w. same time and exposure.

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FILM 121

1615 Trench 9, ξ-θ, north 14-20, after removing surface soil showing debris before removing. Looking east. 2.45 PM 28 Apr 49

1716. Same looking south. Same time & exposure.

1817. Same as #13 q.v. before removing more debris under Mr. Hill's supervision. Looking n.w. ap 12.5 sp 1/100 3.00 PM 28 Apr. 49.

BATH\room10 1918. Bath, s.e. room, looking west, after removing all of strat 5 including worked blocks - see section p1225 also Film 120-36 and Film 121-1.

L=250 ap 12.5 sp 1/100 3.10 PM 28 Apr 49.

20\ room\919. Bath, central room, south portion, east side - small trial pit sunk into strat 5 down to bedrock All of 5 down to rock appears to have been a deliberate fill of brown earth and many rough stones averaging 15 to 20 cm stones from 5 showing to left L=250 ap. 11 sp 1/100 3.50 PM Looking down to S.E. 28th Apr 49.

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

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