Reisner, George Andrew: The early dynastic cemeteries of Naga-ed-Dêr (Band 3): A provincial cemetery of the pyramid age, Naga-ed-Der (Oxford: University Press by John Johnson, 1932)

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Burial: arm-bones on floor; other bones in disorder in south end.
Objects: Nos. i, 2, in filling just above well, in original place; Nos. 5-7, in mass of bones, organic matter, at
south end.
1. Alabaster, wide bowl with internal rim; diam. 24 cm.; type X c (2); photo C 9238, 3/3; fig. 96.
2. Alabaster, shallow dish; type IX a (2); diam. 18 cm.; photo C 9238, 3/1; fig. 96.
3. 4. Two ceremonial offering jars of ordinary RW, type IV.


5. Alabaster, deep bowl with internal rim; type X c (1); diam. 20 cm.; photo C 9238, 3/2; fig. 96.
6. Alabaster, fragment of bowl used as digging sherd.
7. RP pottery, fragment shallow dish; type XXVI.
N 534. Map, i CD 4; type, iv a; fig. 98 a, b.
Irregular pit, 200 X 150 cm. and 140 cm. deep; in bottom, c.b. well, inside, 100 x 50 cm. and 60 cm. high (below,
seven stretcher courses; above, three header courses); axis, 600 east of south.
Burial: nearly intact; tightly contracted on left side, head ‘south’.
Objects: on west side, level with top of well, No. 1, in fragments; concealed behind west of well, below the
header courses, Nos. 2, 3, intact; No. 4, south of well, above.
1. Alabaster, wide bowl with internal rim; type Xc(2); diam. 32*5 cm.; bottom of separate disk; photo
C 9230, 2/1; fig. 96.
2. Alabaster, barrel-shaped jar; type Vb (2); h. 13-5 cm.; photo C 9230, 2/2; fig. 99.