The excavation season focued on the pyramid of Senusret II and clearing away debris to the second enclosure wall. The principle find was a trove of jewellery for a princess in a burial that had been partially plundered in antiquity.
The treasure of Lahun and antiquities from Harageh, 1914 : exhibited at University College, Gower St., London, June 22nd to July 18th / British School of Archaeology in Egypt. 1914. London.
Brunton, Guy 1914. The British School at Lahun. Ancient Egypt 1914, 49-51.
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