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✓ 2 sherds from Tomb 5, 3-7-40: 9.Wet 7 II, p. 359, no.90. One gritty cooking ware, very thin walls; red-brown. Other not so gritty; more tan; thicker walls. Both underscript. 9.Wct 7 III, p. 512, no.10. "Red Hellenistic heavy base ring ware - base.] Brown finely ribbed clay, lustrous red paint. Dense mice. 2 pieces in bag. 26-4-41. Does not say from where P.iT. 73? P.iT. 73, upper part, p. 607-3a, under weu. 26-4-41" - label. Typical Hell. Pergamene plate; large- 9.Wct 7 III, p. 632, #11. From P.iT. 73; 26-4-41 (larger) + 21-4-41 (smaller);] See p. 549 - 3a + 607-3a: Two frag. thin heavy micaceous reddish gray ware with lustrous black polished surface. If. P. 2348 and notes on top for P.iT. 73 on August 5-8, 1941. 9.Wct 7 IV, p. 706, # 34. See pottery card for P.iT. 73, 21-5-41. 9.Wct 7 V, p. 928, # 44. P.iT 73: in doorway between jamb Tomb 10 -] east door - west end of doorway - South side wear... 2? \? l jamb] at 0.77 below top of jamb; 24-7-41. Frag. base of bowl (? seen the traces of grey interior); soft buff clay, rather porous in texture; weak tan glaze which covers exterior completely; simple base ring; gentle curve to walls sketch: curve . Could be Hellenistic.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain