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On this page Lucas also mentions inlays and "libation vessels of faience" without referencing a Carter object number.
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128/23, 47/23. From P Box 32. Brown: resinous-looking: brittle: reddish by transmitted
light: Prac. all sol. in alcohol. Alc. 99.0% sol. Benz. Tr.
Vitreous conchoidal fracture
44/23 From Floor. Like above: vitreous, conchoidal fracture. Alc. 97.0% sol. Benz. Tr.
129/23 No 12l From Passage
50/23 From Floor. Black. Insol. in benzine. Lustrous. Brittle. Sol. in alcohol 29.5%
Insol. in black, lustrous & has pleasant smell. Entirely sol. in pyridine
Partly saponified by NaOH.
126/23 Cement from Inlay Red: practically all sol. in alcohol
80/23 Cement from Inlay. Red: resinous-looking: entirely organic: largely sol. in alcohol.
Insol. in alcohol very red, but is entirely organic.
127/23 Cement from Inlay. Red: resinous-looking.
64/23 36b Cement from Limestone Lids. Brown, dull, brittle, like beeswax, does not melt like
wax no stain on paper, insol. in benzine: partly sol. in alcohol.
Contains CaCO3.
60/23 From Gesso on Floor. Black: lustrous: largely sol. in alcohol: insoluble in benzine.
66/23 Incense from Box 32. Yellowish brown, brittle, slightly resinous-looking.
Alcohol 82.7% sol. Water after alcohol 21.1%
16/24 From Bronze Tongues of Cornice of Shrine 237. Col Translucent: brown with
reddish tinge Practically all soluble in alcohol.
57-55/24/<4/20> Soluble in Libation Vessels of Faience. Material cementing in spouts
where these separate. Resin & mineral matter (not identified)
15/24 Material from Sarcophagus Lid. Harsh: reddish: a mixture of CaCO3 & Resin