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)

DESCRIPTIVE LIST OF TOMBS OF DYN. V-VI, FOUND IN CEM. 500-900 271
N 570 a. Map, ii IJ 5; type, vi d.
Long rectangular pit, 240 x 100 cm. and 330 cm. deep, with long end chamber, 230 x 110 cm. and 90 cm. high;
axis, 200 north of west.
Burial: destroyed.


Objects: in the debris:
1. Alabaster, small collar jar; type O.K. iv b; h. 5 cm.; photo C 9625, 2/5; fig. 245.
2. Alabaster, slender collar jar; type O.K. v a; h. 17 cm.; photo C 9625, 2/4; fig. 245.
3. Amulets and beads, photo C 9625, above 2/5. Under place where head was:
1 faded glazed stone, barrel-bead.
1 long barrel-bead, blue frit (?).
3 carnelian, barrel-beads.
1 carnelian ball-bead.
1 carnelian amulet, fish.
1 carnelian amulet, turtle.
1 pale green stone, lion head (?).
4. Small lump of rock-crystal.
N 570 b. Map, iii F 2; type, vi d; fig. 246.
Long rectangular pit, 210x95 cm. and 160 cm. deep, with long end chamber, 220x95 cm. and 80 cm. high;
axis, 700 west of north.