TAA i.2.3.83

(Nov 14 Continued)     

to one of the Collarettes in groups (I and AA).

The lower part of the body and limbs having been

completely bared and thoroughly examined, as well as

photographic records taken, we were able to proceed e

proceed with the Examination uncovering of the upper

part of the trunk of body as far as the shoulders.

In so doing the following interesting amulets and other

objects were gradually revealed, layer by layer - the

Reader will note that the first uppermost layer were already

taken away by us at the beginning of the Examination -

namely letters: E. F. . G. and H., also T, therefore these following

results begin at the sixth layer of wrappings and amulets.

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First The sixth layer comprised comprised^sic ,/<:> On breast:

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E (FFF)

A red jasper (ṯt) )/<=> thet) amulet attached by gold wire

around neck. This was on right side of chest.

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(GGG)

A green uaz sceptre amulet, attached by gold wire to neck.

This was on the centre of chest.

(HHH)

Inlaid dd amulet of various materials, attached to neck

by gold wire, lying on left side of chest.

(III)

(KK)

<(See KK) Nov. 12.>

- A g A solid gold dd amulet, attached to neck to

gold wire, lying on centre of the chest.

(III)

The seventh layer u/<i>mmediately below (FFF - KK) a gold

amulet of doubtful significance, was lying on the right

side of chest.

(JJJ)

A similar amulet to (III) on left side of chest. /

Between these last two amulets was a ḏ serpent, all

these being attached to the same string which had

decayed, therefore with ḏ serpent III and JJJ make

one group. /

These objects amulets having been photographed were