Report 2001

Other objects (Nigel Strudwick)

The only work done in this area was the completion of a small number of supplementary drawings by Helen Strudwick, and the completion of the photographic record by Anthony Middleton.

Registration and storage of objects (Nigel Strudwick)

The major work undertaken by Nigel and Helen Strudwick and Evan York was the organisation of the finds in the tomb for closing and storage. In 2000 a large cupboard had been obtained for storing the finds in the Carter Magazine. In 2001 this box was painted and 16 trays added inside it for the better storage of the finds. A further 32 entries were made in the SCA register book:

SCA number	Brief description
46	Face from a coffin.
47	Small coffin fragment of Padiamun
48	Coffin fragments of Horenpe
49	Coffin fragments of Wedjahor
50	Base of wooden headrest
51	Wooden container for food
52	Three fragments of ivory adzes
53	Three wooden model Opening of the Mouth implements
54	Parts of two ostraka bearing sketches in black paint of scenes from the Opening of the Mouth
55	Part of wooden model shrine
56	Two wooden jackals
57	Three small falcons from the tops of coffins
58	Large fragment of linen mummy shroud of Senneferi bearing texts from the Book of the Dead
59	Large fragment of linen mummy shroud of Senneferi bearing texts from the Book of the Dead
60	Large fragment of linen mummy shroud of Senneferi bearing texts from the Book of the Dead
61	Small fragments of linen mummy shroud of Senneferi bearing texts from the Book of the Dead
62	16 conserved pages of papyrus fragments from the Book of the Dead of Senneferi
63	Limestone fragment with head of woman in raised relief
64	Face from sandstone male statue with right hand held under chin
65	Hieratic limestone ostrakon, with text on both sides, possibly a list of workmen
66	Two joining pieces of a limestone ostrakon with sketches on both sides
67	Small fragment of pottery bearing parts of 4/5 columns of text
68	Two pottery lids from Canopic Jars, with modelled human features
69	Fragment of the cartonnage of the priest Djedhoriufankh
70	Fragment of the cartonnage of an uncertain person
71	Two fragments of the cartonnage of Tabakmut
72	Two fragments of the cartonnage of an uncertain person, probably a child of Djedhoriufankh
73	One piece of linen with the name of Horenpe and a date of year 12
74	Two pieces of very fine linen with the name of Wedjahor
75	Piece of very fine linen with the complete titulary of Shabaka
76	Mud sealing of the priest Psamtek
77	Fragments of the openwork cartonnage case of Nyny

These objects and 13 boxes and 14 bags of study finds were placed in the Carter Magazine on 28 October.

Three wooden boxes containing the coffin study finds were placed in Shaft E in the tomb. This shaft was also used for discarded pottery from excavations.

All shafts were opened for checking and for storing other objects which are not stored in the magazine. The principal groups are pottery in Shaft B Room 1; human remains and mummy bandages in Shaft F Room 1, Shaft A Room 1 and Shaft C Room 1; wood and modern material in Shaft D Room 1; stone fragments in Shaft F Room 1; and undecorated plaster fragments and funerary cones in Shaft C Room 2. Labels have been placed on each shaft indicating their contents.

Other work

Comparative study was undertaken in the following tombs: TT64, TT122, and TT123. Important insights were gained from parallels in these tombs with TT99.