DOI Seite / Zitierlink:
https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.50021#0043
V. Description of Tombs.
25
N. 1616. Similar to 1606 but with the axis pointing 320 east
of north (or 320 west of south). The walls are 1 brick
thick, stretcher courses except the top course which is
composed of headers, doubling the width of the wall at
the top. Plastered inside and on top of walls. Traces of
wood on south end. Surface denuded to within 20 cm
38. N. 1616, long section, I : 50.
of top of walls.
The northwestern corner of the well cuts into the side
of the doorway and the door-block of 1562, see 1562 and Pl. 39 d.
Resting on the floor were the pots in Pl. Lb:
1. Rough dish of coarse brown ware (mud). Mark inside,
see fig. 39.
2. Jar of red painted brown ware.
3. Jar of red-painted brown ware.
N. 1631. Similar. Axis points 320 east of north (or 320 west of south).
Walls i brick, all stretchers. Plastered.
39. N. 1616, pottery, I : IO.
N. 1629. Similar to idod. Axis points
450 east of north (450 west of
south) walls 1 brick thick, all
stretchers. Marks of fallen sap-
lings on north side and ends
of 4 saplings preserved on top
of walls. Plastered inside and
on top of walls. In corner in
position, a jar of smooth pink-
ware, type iv.
N. 1651. Similar to idod. Almost
entirely destroyed by sebbatyin.
N. 1642. Similar to 1501. Axis points
340 east of south. Walls 1 brick
thick. Plastered inside and on
40. N. 1631, plan and cross section, I : 50.
41. ,N. 1629, plan and cross section, 1 : 50.
42. N. 1629. pot.
top of walls. At the ends,
remains of roof consisting of
saplings covered with heavy
mud plaster. Plundered; and
cut by two Coptic burials.
N. 1541. Similar to 1501. Axis points
28° east of south. Walls 2 brick
thick, all stretchers. Plastered
inside and on top of walls. At
43. N. 1642, long section and plan, I : 50.
Early Dynastic Cemeteries I.
4
25
N. 1616. Similar to 1606 but with the axis pointing 320 east
of north (or 320 west of south). The walls are 1 brick
thick, stretcher courses except the top course which is
composed of headers, doubling the width of the wall at
the top. Plastered inside and on top of walls. Traces of
wood on south end. Surface denuded to within 20 cm
38. N. 1616, long section, I : 50.
of top of walls.
The northwestern corner of the well cuts into the side
of the doorway and the door-block of 1562, see 1562 and Pl. 39 d.
Resting on the floor were the pots in Pl. Lb:
1. Rough dish of coarse brown ware (mud). Mark inside,
see fig. 39.
2. Jar of red painted brown ware.
3. Jar of red-painted brown ware.
N. 1631. Similar. Axis points 320 east of north (or 320 west of south).
Walls i brick, all stretchers. Plastered.
39. N. 1616, pottery, I : IO.
N. 1629. Similar to idod. Axis points
450 east of north (450 west of
south) walls 1 brick thick, all
stretchers. Marks of fallen sap-
lings on north side and ends
of 4 saplings preserved on top
of walls. Plastered inside and
on top of walls. In corner in
position, a jar of smooth pink-
ware, type iv.
N. 1651. Similar to idod. Almost
entirely destroyed by sebbatyin.
N. 1642. Similar to 1501. Axis points
340 east of south. Walls 1 brick
thick. Plastered inside and on
40. N. 1631, plan and cross section, I : 50.
41. ,N. 1629, plan and cross section, 1 : 50.
42. N. 1629. pot.
top of walls. At the ends,
remains of roof consisting of
saplings covered with heavy
mud plaster. Plundered; and
cut by two Coptic burials.
N. 1541. Similar to 1501. Axis points
28° east of south. Walls 2 brick
thick, all stretchers. Plastered
inside and on top of walls. At
43. N. 1642, long section and plan, I : 50.
Early Dynastic Cemeteries I.
4