TAA i.2.4.65

1930

However, the position of this Osiris figure according to some

of the vignettes in the B. of the D. is/<should be> in the wall facing the

feet of the mummy. <where we found it> The Flame in the wall at the head

of the mummy. The Ded <in the wall> on the Right side and the figure of

Anubis o/<i>n the wall on the left. Thus in this tomb we

should find the flame in the Western wall, the Ded somewhere

in the Southern wall, and the figure of the jackal-like-dog

of Anubis in the north wall.

Nov. 5-10^th

Completed waxing, packing and removal of all the Roof

Sections of the Shrines that were stored in the Antechamber - These

have been temporarily placed in their cases in the tomb of Ramses 9.

Also waxed and packed the south side panel of the fourth

innermost Shrine, and that of the Third Shrine and nearly

completed the South panel of the Second shrine.

Note 

"Shrine"

These shrines have a slight batter - about 1 cent. per metre.

The panels of the Third/<Second> Shrine show traces of the King's cartouches

having been changed - the gold covering these cartouches is of

a slightly yellower quality and less tarnished than the rest

of the gilt surfaces. The style of work upon the panels of this

shine <shrine> is/<has> distinctly the character of the El Amarna

School. Thus it would appear that the cartouches, originally

containing the Aten name, had been changed to the Amen

name, and that the shrine was the work of the earlier part

of the King's reign - or that an El Amarna artist had

been employed and had made the mistake of employing

the Aten name instead of that of Amen in the King's

nomen.

Nov. 12-17^th