TAA i.3.22.59.verso
Handwritten notes on the seal impressions.
© Griffith Institute,
University of Oxford
It has been a problem which, after repeated study,
I have been unable to solve. And, although, there
is a probability that both of these seals (E and H) were
employed when sealing the original blocking of the
four doorways, my impression is that device (H) was
only employed during the re-closings. On these later closings
not one of the seal impressions show the presence of a
cartouche such as is found on Seal impression (E). Unfortunately,
for reasons mentioned above, measurement in this case was
of little or no value as an aid to identification.