TAA i.2.12a.4.02.recto
© Griffith Institute,
University of Oxford
Outermost Coffin No 253
Lid (Coloured cement under inlay)
Cleaned with warm water and NH4 OH.
Repaired with celluloid cement.
Filled hollows in gesso with hot p melted paraffin
wax by means of a pipette
Painted with paraffin wax
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Second Coffin No 254
Lid (Coloured cement under inlay)
Cleaned with warm water. (Face & hands with NH4 OA)
Repaired in places with celluloid cement and in
places with paraffin wax. Painted with hot wax.
Thickness of some of the gold (a) 0.04 mm to 0.07mm.
(b) 0.03 mm to 0.07mm
(G.R 17/26) (c) 0.05 mm to 0.07 mm.
The lid was inlaid with coloured glass, two shades of
blue – dark & light – and red. The light blue and the
red glass were both in excellent condition but the
dark blue was badly deteriorated & in maysic instances
had crumbled & swollen to a whitish powder. On
analysis this powx[?]/<d>er gave no re-action for Cl or SO3for the
mask[?] but was alkaline & contained a carbonate
(soluble) and an insoluble residue.
(G.R. 18/26)
Several pieces of semi-transparent material with coloured design beneath
Tomb[?] was of transparent material probably glass with xxx[?]
xxx[?] for the xxx[?]