TAA i.3.22.53

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No. 4.

          The blocking of the entrance doorway at the bottom of the 

steps and leading to the descending passage, shew traces of two 

successive openings and re-closings of a part of its surface: ap-

plied to the re-closed portions were seal impressions of the type 

(H), whereas the impressions that covered the untouched (original) 

part of the blocking of the doorway shew repeatedly the prenomen 

of Tut.ankh.Amen.

NOTE: Re impressions of the type (H) – whe<n>re/ever the upper part 

of these impressions was sufficiently clear there was no sign of 

a cartouch<e> above the Anubis animal.

          Upon the plaster of the original unharmed part of the blocking 

fifty-seven seal ip/<m>pressions were visible at the time of the dis-

covery. They proved to be 13 impressions of seal (A), 17 of seal 

(B), 8 of seal (C), 9 of seal (D), and 10 of seal (E). <x[?]>

          Upon the remaining portion of the second closing - originally a

(I) Note required upon the grouping of these several Seals.