Reisner, George Andrew: Excavations at Kerma (Dongola-Provinz) (Band 1): Parts I - III (Cambridge, Mass., 1923)

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2. The sacrificial corridor, K III A.141
(1) The skeletons in the sacrificial corridor.141
(2) Objects found in the debris.144
3. The subsidiary graves in K III.146
(1) Description of graves K 306-343 . 146
(2) Types and chronological order.178
a. Types of graves and burials in K III.179
b. The equipment of the subsidiary graves in K III.183
c. List of objects occurring in K III.184
CHAPTER IX
The Tumulus K IV.190
Introduction.190
1. Structural history of tumulus K IV.190
2. The main burial chamber, K IV A.191
(1) Form and condition.191
(2) Objects found.191
a. Statuettes.192
b. Granite boat-models.192
c. Faience vessels.193
d. Stone vessels.193
e. Slate bed.194
/. Miscellaneous objects.194
3. The sacrificial corridor, K IV B .194
Introduction.194
(1) Description of sacrificial burials and list of objects.196
4. The subsidiary burials in K IV.202
(1) Description of subsidiary graves K 402-462 . 202
(2) K IV, subsidiary graves, types and relation.242
Introduction.242
a. Types of graves and burials.244
b. Comparison of the contents of the graves.247
CHAPTER X
The Building K XI, a funerary chapel.255
Introduction.255
1. Plan and structure.255
(1) The nucleus structure, the single-room chapel.255
(2) The first addition, the two-room chapel.256
(3) The second addition, the mud-brick casing.258
(4) The third addition, the stone casing.258
(5) K XI, during the last occupation.260
a. The doorways and doorjambs.260
b. The floors.261
c. The canopy-sockets in room A.262
d. The wall decorations.263
2. The objects found in and about K XI .265
(1) The mud seal-impressions.265
(2) Other objects from the front of K XI.266
(3) Objects found in the rooms.267
3. Conclusions in regard to K XI.268