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*14, 15. Alabaster, bowl with internal rim; type Xc (1); diam. 21 cm.; photo B 9691, 3/4; fig. 135.
*16, 32, 35, 43, 44. Alabaster, table with disk-top; type XII b; diam. 43 cm.; photo B 9691, 4/2; fig. 136.
17. See 4.
18. See 3.
*19. Alabaster, large shoulder jar; type V a; h. 24 cm.; photo B 9691, 1/1; fig. 134.
20,21. See 10. 22. See 7. ,23. See 5. 24. See 7. 25. See 10. , 26, 27. See 7. 28. 29. See 5.(30. See 10.
31. Fragment of pottery, see 46, 47.
32. See 16. , 33, 34. See 3. ,35. See 16.



*36. Alabaster, cylindrical jar; type I c; h. 17 cm.; diam. 13 cm.; photo B 9691, 1/4; fig. 134.
37, 38. See 5.
*39. Alabaster, cylindrical jar; type I c; dummy; h. 14-5 cm.; diam. 10*5 cm.; photo B 9691, 1/6; fig. 134.
*40. Alabaster, cylindrical jar; type I c; h. 16*5 cm.; diam. 14 cm.; photo B 9691, 1/2; fig. 134.
*41. Alabaster, cylindrical jar; type I c; h. 18*8 cm.; diam. 13 cm.; photo B 9691, 1/5; fig. 134.
*42. Alabaster, cylindrical jar; type I c; h. 167 cm.; diam. 10 cm.; photo B 9691, 1/3; fig. 134.
43, 44. See 16.
*45. Coarse pottery, ‘flower-pot’; type XXIX b; h. 17 cm.; diam. 21 cm.; photo B 9703, 3/5.
*46. Ordinary RW pottery, ceremonial, offering jar of type IV a; h. 28 cm.; photo 9703, 3/4.
*47. Broken pottery jar as 46; to this belongs 31.
N 574. Map, ii FG 4-5; type, IV A; photos C 4578, 4683; fig. 137.
During the excavation of the chamber, the gravel walls and the roof of the chamber collapsed burying three
of the workmen—one to his waist, a second to his neck, and a third completely. By the great intelligence of
the foreman, Salman Salim el-Firnisi, the head of the buried man was exposed in a few seconds. In frantic
haste all three were excavated, brought up uninjured in about ten minutes, and the next day they returned