TAA i.3.22.56

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No. 28.

<Traces of <a small> hole, * which had been pierced <by the thieves, were visible> at the bottom of 

          The blocking of the doorway leading to the Burial-chamber. <It> bore

atleast^sic one hundred and fifty-one seal impressions that were made 

at the time of interment, and some ... subsequent impressions 

when the small hole made by the thieves was reclosed. The original 

seal impressions were as follows: (A) 55 examples, (B) 7 examples, 

(C)<(?)> 1 example, (E) 63 examples (some of which may possibly have <been of type> (H)), 

(F) 21 examples, and (G) 4 examples. The subsequent impressions 

upon the reclosed hole were (H) ... examples.

          When dealing with these very imperf

*but large enough for som/<a> man to pass through,