How the excavation of Tutankhamen was reported by
The Illustrated London News 1929 - August 3rd
189. A holder of costly unguent for Tutankhamen: A "Lion Gardant" vase.
190. New treasures from Tutankhamen's tomb
Third Series - The Boy King's Wine-Jars, "Dalmatics",
Unguent Vases; and other finds.
The finger "prints" of a tomb-thief who entered the annexe to stea
l the costly unguents and oils from the jars, the marks left
by the robber on the inner surface of a vase of crater form (see below)
191. Robbed by thieves seeking for oils and unguents: Fine Jars
192. A bleating-Ibex vase, and a "Gala-Robe": Tutankhamen "Finds"
One of the very remarkable vases made to hold oils and unguents so precious
that thieves broke in to steal: A jar in the form of a bleating Ibex, found in the annexe
A "Gala Robe" suggesting an official vestment of the character of priestly apparel: Long loose
"vestment" with the whole field woven and a collar (left) in the form of a hawk with outspread wings
193. Tutankhamen's "Dalmatic": A Vestment-like " Gala Robe"
195. "Chateau" marked wine-jars; A glove; Prisoner sandals.