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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N 917. Map, iii G 2.
Empty pit.
N 918-930. Numbers omitted.
N 931. Map, iii B 2; type, vi b.
Long open pit, 200 X 80-95 cm. and 190 cm. deep; with long side chamber, 200-210 X 70 cm. and 80 cm. high;
axis, 540 west of north.
Burial: no skeleton.
Objects: in dirt a multitude of potsherds of four different forms of O.K., bowls and basins, all with round
bottoms; types RW XV (2), RP XVI a (2), RP XVI b (2); see fig. 44.


N 932. Map, iii B 3 ; type, vi e.
Open pit (Dyn. V-VI), 120x90 cm. and 80 cm. deep; axis, 390 west of north.
Pit empty.
N 933. Map, iii B 1; type, vi e.
Open pit (Dyn. V-VI), 120x90 cm. and 70 cm. deep; axis, 160 north of east.
Pit empty.
N 934. Map, iii B 1; type, vi e.
Open pit (Dyn. V-VI), 150 x80 cm. and 120 cm. deep; axis, 66° west of north.
Pit empty.
N 935. Map, iii C 1; type vi e.
Open pit (Dyn. V-VI), 140x80 cm. and 100 cm. deep; axis, 220 east of north
Burial: contained a few bones; disturbed.
Objects: none.
N 936. Map, iii C 1; type, vi c; fig. 394.
Long open pit, 155 X70 cm. and 200 cm. deep; axis, 56° west of north; with chamber at corner parallel to pit,
165 X 90-100 cm. and 80 cm. high.
Burial: in pit half-contracted skeleton on left side with knees bent; bones rotten; head ‘south’. Burial originally
in chamber.
Objects: in debris a fragment of a deep dish with recurved rim and tapering rounded base; type XVII; photo
B 9704, 2/3.