Further layers of wrappings still in bad condition were
removed, which exposed another group of objects:
(J) <Seven sections> of a long inlaid gold ornament such as are depicted
on the front of the skirt of a pharaoh: this ~~descended~~ <extended>
from above the pubis to the knees. (K) A <highly ornamented> gold dagger
with crystal knob, lying along the right thigh. (L) A
narrow band of ~~she~~ decorated sheet gold around the waist,
similar to those depicted on the monuments. (M) A T-shaped
amulet of sheet gold, lying over the abdomen & reaching
down to the pubis. / (N) A large gold inlaid bracelet, open,
lying over upper part of left thigh. (O) A ([ 𓂀 ]) object of
gold and beadwork, <at slightly lower level> over left side of abdomen: this being
in fragile condition was consolidated with melted paraffin
wax. (P.) A large amuletic sh chased sheet gold
hawk with outspread wings, stretching over the upper part
of abdomen - (this was ~~many~~ <several> layers of cloth <bandages> below, E. F.
G. and H.). (Q). Lying over the umbilicus and pendant^sic
from the upper part of the body by means of a gold wire,
was a large (?) black resin scarab. (R) A solid gold
uraeus (Buto) ~~and~~ along the left thigh. (S). The head
and neck of a gold vulture (Nekhbet), a/<o>n the right
thigh. <Note orientation N. & S. of the body.>

At this stage photographic records were again
taken. /

When (J) was removed, it was seen that underneath
was a layer of bandage of corresponding length and width.
Also under (J) was the remainder of ~~eye~~<(I)>, which was
again photographed.

Under group E. F. G and H, <??> higher up and under the
Mask, ~~practically~~ <apparently> covering the face, was a fifth ~~hawk~~ <amulet>