TAA iv.2.4
Mace mentions that he "noted some odd stools" and removed "robes, at least five with gold spangles" from Box 21 which could refer to object numbers 21.d, 21.m, 21.p, 21.q, 21.r, 21.t, 21.x or 21.cc. He also mentions that he "found remains of a collar underneath" cloth object number 46, which could refer to 46.b or 46.c.
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Jan 15
Finished waxing lid of Box 21.
Still removing robes, at least five
with gold spangles. These probably
represent, with a robe in Box 54
the state robes.
Jan 16
Market Day. Stacked and
did beads.
Jan 17
Got up iron door on our
work tomb. Visit from four native
ministers and their wives.
Delayed working on Box 21 for a
photograph, so noted some odd
stools etc.
Jan 18
Cleared some cloth from top
of one of the beds, and found remains
of a collar underneath. Working
on that part of the morning. Rest
of the day noting stools etc.
Jan 19
Finished noting collar in tomb.
Found Box 21 had a false bottom,
so was able to lift all rest of
contents out together. Remains
of tapestry woven garment with
name of Tutankhamon.