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but although we had no time for revision on the spot, the conditions

wereveryfavourablefor accurate copying. No doubt moreof the

injuredportionswill be deciphered by future visitors.

Thedirectionof the figures andhieroglyphsis reversed in print

ing,exceptwherean arrow *—«t indicates thattheyfaceto the left.

I. Horemheb Grotto. Plan andelevation L. D. I, 102 : insc.

L. D. Ill, 120,etc.,etc.

-•—.^■ftPTOH'Tn^JSLl

in Egypt,' 625.

Thesign Q or [J possibly standsfor n. m would seemto be a

determinativeof water =

3. Ravine.


4. Stela of Rameses V. L. D. Ill, 223.


5. Stela of Shashanq I. L. D. Ill, 254.


6. Stela of Rameses III with the Theban triad. L. D. Ill, 223 (?).


7. Beneath 6 graffito[ft ^^^^^V^O^l' (G") Petrie>


8. 
   


9. Two unfinishedgrottoeshighup.


10. Graffito: phallusAJUUK. (G.)Petrie,627.


11. Ruined grottowithniche: no sculpture but plastered : in it
    a Cufic graffito.

II. Niche unfinished.

12. Tomb: in the entrance graffito Tjra (I Q(\ '"' ^-

ski?" £■••• <>■> *•**■■

In central chambersculpturedgroup of man and two women

seated,withdefacedinscription.

Righthandchambersimilar.

Lefthandchambersimilar. It has been splitin two by the rock

dividingandslippingdown. On the ceiling decorationin yellow,

red and blue.

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