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Q.sec 7 E, p. 928, # 43. Pit 73, west, in debris about 0.70 m. above fallen roof of tomb 10. - south side; 10.7.41. Hell. bowl with incurved rim; base ring. Orange - red buff clay; considerable small temper; mediocre quality. Matt red clay element all peeled off; evidence covered all wt interior of base ring. Q.sec 7 VI, p. 1044, # 47. "Restored" from p. 623 - 6 below rock level; Small earhen The, Pl. Wh. Hellen. "Fusiform unguentarium; " the P1522 wt ware orange - red. Q. sec 7 VII, p. 1240, # 58. Pit 64 - p. 143. SW; 21-10-41. "White plain juglet; pebbles, earth 3rd c. It yp shoulder, flat base; with lathe mark. Handle neck missing. Broken 2 pieces: tone Finds 36 +2) for 1940. Fine buff clay, neatly turned. Q. sec 7 + VIII, p. 1426, no. 45. P. 1405 - 2⑥ on 3, March 30, 1949. Fragments of body + foot of fusiform unguentarium. Hard, fairly fine, gritty grey clay. Shape as for P1505, but more nearly turned. Q. sec 7 VIII, p. 1426, no. 46. Grid G, north 18.60 in stratum 2⑥, March 31, 1949. Lemoner from intense orange - red coarse ware; temper. Base ring 0.15 m. in diam. Evidently globular body; neck about 0.08 in diam., 0.08 m. high. Horizontal ledge rim. +0.5?
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain