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the sign " 10 " (no. of the tomb?) It is apparently the tomb published briefly by the English. (no. 66 in the Murray Smith publication) As objects: a kind of bowl in t.c. red against the west wall a whetstone, modern, and a bottle modern. A spindle whorl in t.c. incised, broken (type BM The hole in the slab of covering seems to be a sounding hole, pierced with the crowbar.
512E et / 513/514EA sherd from the pit of the square 512 E (Pt. 1322) joins a sherd from tomb 1321 So it is indeed that the pit is the pit where the English buried the pottery from the tomb.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain