Howard-Vyse, Richard William Howard: Operations carried on at the Pyramids of Gizeh in 1837: with an account of a voyage into upper Egypt, and Appendix (Band 2) (London, 1841)

OPERATIONS CARRIED OX AT GIZEH.

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These were the only painted specimens of pottery that
were discovered.

June 20///.
Reis, 11. Men, 211. Children, 208.

Great Pyramid.—Excavation in northern front.

- Roof in Queen's Chamber.

- Clearing the chambers and passages.

Second Pyramid.—Roof in Belzoni's Chamber.

- Excavation for pavement at north-western angle.

Third Pyramid.—Interior.

-- Blasting stones in the pit,

- Clearing pavement.

-_ Excavation of pavement westward of centre.

Excavation between Third and Fifth Pyramids.

Campbell's Tomb.

Fourth Pyramid.—Interior.

I returned with Mr. Perring and Mr. Mash to Gizeh.

The party in the interior of the Great Pyramid had
finished their labours. Some people were sent to remove
the sand, which had fallen in upon the former excavation
at the north-western corner of the Second.

June 21s/.
Reis, 11. Men, 210. Children, 197.

Great Pyramid.—Excavation in northern front.

- Roof in Queen's Chamber.

Second Pyramid.—Roof in Belzoni's Chamber.

-_ Excavation for pavement at north-western angle.

Third Pyramid.—Interior.

-- Blasting stones in the pit.

■- Clearing the pavement.

-- Excavation of pavement westward of centre.

Excavation between Third and Fifth Pyramids.

Campbell's Tomb.

Fourth Pyramid.—Interior.