Card/Transcription No.: 320d-2

320 D (Contents 320)

A fourth (and innermost) coffin - L. 13.2 cents (L. 13.8 cents
including linen) wrapped in linen, over which a quantity of
unguents have been poured (unguents were afterwards dissolved
with pyrsidine).
A band of minute bead-work tied round neck and breast; 2 cents
wide; and of the following pattern.

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1 = blue beads
2 = gold "
3 = red "
4 = gold "

A piece of linen tied round ankles, and sealed - device upon
clay seal only partially visible, but sufficient to identify
it as the same as Nos. 272 and 283.
The coffin carved of red wood covered with yellow (paint)
texts (see copy attached).

Contents see 320, E.