Photographs·PU-Mu 1050, Box 25, folder 10·1940–1942

V. Grace, Films 1–46 1940–1942Virginia Randolph Grace (probably)

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

Scan 17 of photographs PU-Mu 1050, Box 25, folder 10 (V. Grace, Films 1–46 1940–1942), typed and handwritten in English. The transcription follows.

Scan: Penn Museum Archives, Philadelphia, PU-Mu 1050, Box 25, folder 10, Courtesy of the Penn Museum.

Page 16Scan 17 of 38

Film VG 18, started 31/v/41 (continued)

offshoot near the end.) To the left is the loose stony fill visible in number 4; to the right, below, the long cut stone lining the NE side of the dromos. Above, uncovered before section was marked, some stones of the back of Wall C. VG p. 141. 6 Following 5, looking still further right, close-up of corner between side of dromos and scarp of diagonal section. VG p. 141. 7-12 Taken in anticipation of removing end stones of Wall A. 7 S side of Wall A, E. part. VG p. 137. 8 Top of Wall A from W. VG p. 139. 9-10 Tomb 9, from E end of Wall A (tomb not fully cleared). VG p. 139. 11 W side of Wall A fully cleared. VG p. 139. 12 E end of Wall A fully cleared. VG p. 139. 13-14 E end of Wall A during process of removal of end stones. VG p. 139. 15 Entrance to Tomb 9, with long cut stone; from ca. W. VG p. 155. 16 Diagonal section of dromos fill of Tomb 9, part (lower left) on center line of N stomion of Tomb 1, the step of which is just visible in the lower left part of the photograph. VG p. 141. (Cf. 4-6) 17 Tr. 43 extension, S scarp and martyra of stroma (?) left from last year. VG p. 145. 18 Tr. 43 extension, area S of Wall A; "hump of Earth" distinguished by color and hardness from surrounding fill, and thought perhaps to be dromos fill leading to oblique entrance to Tomb 1. VG p. 144. 19 Tr. 43 extension, area S of Wall A, from NE; like 17, but better illuminated and from further away, showing "hump of earth" (cf 18). VG p. 145. 20 As 19, but after removal of martyra and thus clearing upper part of "hump of earth". Vg p. 159. 21-22 Dromos and entrances to Tombs 9 and 1 (branch to left) from SE, above. Part of lower stratum of dromos fill in place on floor and against backing stones of Wall C; note that it covered the outer corner of the long cut stone; the diagonal line on the floor is that of the section (cf 4-6 above), the floor having been first cleared to rock E of the section line, leaving a small sample of the lower stratum which in the picture looks like a step along beside the long cut stone. VG p. 153. 23-24 Men "working" over Tr. 43 - 43/75. VG p. 157. 25 Tr. 43 extension after removal of "hump of earth" and also (by error) of part of its earth mould. VG p. 159.

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