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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Objects: No. 1 necklace (disturbed by decay) around neck; No. 2 pottery jar at feet:
1. Beads and amulets:
1 button-seal of green-glazed steatite, with frog amulet on top; photo B 4900, 2/5.
65 faience amulets—scarab, bee, fish, crocodile, frog, man, hand, &c.; photo B 4900.
1 carnelian amulet.
2 carnelian barrel-beads; photo B 4900, 6/1 and 7/1.
x faience beads; photo B 4900.
2. Bulging round-bottomed jar (type V c), brown ware with red wash.


N 568. Map, ii HI 7; type, vi d w; photos C 2017-2018; fig. 243.
Long rectangular pit, 190 X90 cm. and 210 cm. deep, with wide end chamber, 130 X 160 cm. and 70 cm. high;
axis, 540 west of north.
Burial: two skeletons, of which one on left side with heels at hips (leg contracted), head ‘north’; disturbed
bones of another leg-contracted skeleton on left side with heels at hips, head ‘north’; traces of wood about
the ‘west’ burial; no traces of cloth.
Objects: in the debris, Nos. 1-6.
1. Diorite-gneiss, jar with stand in one piece; type O.K. vi a; h. 15*5 cm.; photo C 4818, 1/2; fig. 244.
2. Alabaster, small bowl with recurved rim and long spout; type XI b; diam. 10*5 cm.; max. length, 15’2
cm.; photo C 4818, 1/1; fig. 244.
3. Alabaster, small cylindrical jar with splay foot; type I c (ii); h. 6 cm.; photo C 4818, 2/1; fig. 244.
4. Alabaster, spherical jar with neck and four incised decorations on the shoulder, a papyrus flower; type
O.K. viia; diam. 10 cm.; h. 10 cm.; photo C 4818, 1/3; fig. 244.
5. Alabaster, small shoulder jar with rim; type V a; h. 7 cm.; photo C 4818, 2/2; fig. 244.
6. Green-glazed faience, amulet pendant (face ?); h. 1 cm.
N 569. Map, II J 6-7; type, O.K. hole.
Accidental hole, in the debris of which was one blue disk-bead and irregular limestone slab inscribed ‘the lector
priest, Heny’; photos C 4826, 8931.