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

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K 429. Plan XVII, K IV (continued).
Objects:
+5-8. Stack of four beakers; 13-12-953 to 956.
+Bkt. V-ll (three).
+Bkt. V-12.
9. Alabaster jar, Chapter XXII, (1), Stone Vessels, Type 1-2, 32; 13-12-957;
h., 10.6 cm.
+ 10-11. Stack of two beakers; 13-12-958, 959.
+Bkt. V-7 (two).
+ 12. Tall, slender jar, R. W. XI-1; 13-12-960.


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Fig. 73

+ 13. Kohl-pot, shoulder-jar, Chapter XXII, (5), Type V-3, alabaster with alabaster
disc-lid; 13-12-761.
14-21. Eight beakers, probably two stacks; 13-12-962 to 969.
Bkt. II-3; II—3/3.
+Bkt. V-4.
+Bkt. V-8.
+Bkt. 11-40 (four).
+22. Bowl, Bkt. XI-8; 13-12-970.
+23. Pot with spout, Bkt. XVIII-3.
i. Four large ball-beads; diam., 26+ mm.; 13-12-1009.
ii. Bed-leg, decayed wood; 13-12-1010.
iii. Latchet from leather sandal; 13-12-1011.
K 430. Plan XVII, K IV, comp. 15-17. Fig. 73.
Grave: rectangular, 290 X 155 cm., 135 cm. below foot of walls; orient., due east; with
two trenches for bed-legs, one along east wall and the other 70 cm. from west
wall, each being about 45-50 cm. wide and 20 cm. deep.
Burial: bed-burial with at least two sacrificial bodies and a ram; seriously plundered.