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Pit no. 3 east. The fill of this tomb comprises two parts. 1) an older part, formed alternately of alluvium and of limestone fragments fallen from the vault. In this filling, men have dug a large hole, coming from the east access - 2) these robbers have roughly backfilled the opening, by tipping the earth they had removed from the tomb, in which one finds pottery and bones jumbled together and broken
Drawing: cross-section of a chamber and its fill; labels: Accès ouest; Débris récents; Fragments de voûte; Plafond; Echelle = 1/40; Accès est; Rocher; Remplissage ancien; Remplissage remanié par les derniers violateurs.; Rocher
The last robbers had to give up on realising that the tomb had already been emptied.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain