29. _Plain anthropoid coffin._ The outer surface of this coffin is painted white, with the features of the face roughly delineated in black (Pl. LXI. 29). Contents:--Mummy of a girl. 30. _Rectangular child’s coffin._ Similar to No. 80. Contents:--Skeleton of a baby. 31. _Dug-out rectangular child’s coffin._ Similar to No. 41. Contents:--Mummy of a child. In the wrappings covering the hair were some bone and cornelian beads like those found in coffin No. 78 given in Pl. LXXII. 78. Resting on the feet of the mummy was a basket turned over and its contents spilt. The contents were several necklaces of many kinds of blue faience beads, of which examples are given in Pl. LXXIII. 31. With them was a small blue faience kohl-pot of usual type. One of the cowroid beads bore the prenomen of Thothmes I, while others had hieroglyphic signs on them, including one which had [Illustration: hieroglyph] upon its base. 32. _A bunch of papyrus reeds._ 33. _A small obsidian unguent vase._ This was found resting upon the chest of coffin No. 23. 34. _Plain rectangular flat-topped coffin._ Similar to No. 75 (broken). Contents:--Mummy broken to fragments. 35. _Decorated rectangular coffin._ Smashed to pieces by the falling of the rock ceiling of the chamber. There were no traces of objects. 36. _Plain rectangular flat-topped coffin._ Similar to No. 75. Contents:--Among the decayed remains of a mummy was a round-backed green glazed steatite scarab, bearing a very fine example of spiral pattern engraved upon its bezel (Pl. LXXII. 36). 37. _Rectangular dug-out coffin._ Similar to No. 58 (lid missing). Contents:--Mummy of a woman. In the débris of the mummy, on the bottom of the coffin, was a round-backed green glazed steatite scarab (Pl. LXXII. 37). 38. _Plain anthropoid coffin._ Similar to No. 29. Contents:--Mummy of a man. Lying on the bottom of the coffin was a blue faience scaraboid bead (Pl. LXXII. 38). 39. _Parts of a frame of a wooden stool._ Similar to No. 13. 40. _Anthropoid dug-out child’s coffin._ Painted white and very roughly made. Contents:--Child’s skeleton. _Pit (D)._ 41. _Rectangular dug-out child’s coffin._ The shell was cut out of one block of wood, and for the lid a flat board was used. Wooden pegs at either end of the lid show that it once had head and foot pieces (P. LXI. 41). Contents:--Mummy of a child. 42. _Rectangular dug-out child’s coffin._ This was of peculiar type. The block of wood from which it was made was cut in half diagonally, so that the lid and shell were of equal proportions. Some auxiliary pieces of wood had been let into the lid to strengthen it (Pl. LXI. 42). Contents:--Skeleton of a baby.