Petrie, William M. Flinders: Deshasheh: 1897 (London, 1898)

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DESHARHEH.

chamber having been made on the west; much
brown organic matter was by them, but no dis-
tinguishable bones. The jar of Anta is described
in sect. 4.

Some pottery of the XVIIIth Dynasty
was also found in secondary burials, each such
occurrence being obviously not the primary
interment. In tombs 44 and 72 were the

foreign vases 23-26, apparently of Palestinian
make, being like Cypriote, but clearly not
actually made in Cyprus, according to the
judgment of my friend, Mr. J. L. Myres,
who knows the details. The burials are de-
scribed in Chapter VIII. A pan, fig. 8, of
this same age, was lying half clown the
pit 88.