Medinet Habu graffiti, 1937 (from pls.) Oxyrhynchus inscription Musée Guimet inscription, 1900 Copies by Wilkinson (Crewe) Aberdeen Limestone 110 Copy of vase inscription sent by Sobhy Inscription on bronze censer belonging to Major Gayer Anderson Coptic Museum Cairo: text on a baldachin; 3 other texts & 2 photographs Rubbing of inscription from Major Gayer Anderson Text from a split reed from Major Gayer Anderson Copies of 2 published texts: W. Jowett, Christian Researches, 3rd edition. 1824 148, from Karnak. L. C. Stern, ZÄS. 1885 p. 98. Tracing by N. de Garis Davies. Copy of Theban tomb inscription by Wilkinson.
(a) Deir el Gebrawi - tracing of graffitus by N. de Garis Davies Dendera - three photographs of graffiti with covering letter. (b) Deir el Gebrawi - copies of graffiti by Newberry and Fraser. Deir Abu Hennes - Fraser’s copies of inscriptions including a tombstone now Cairo 8321. Antinoe - Fraser’s copies of 3 graffiti. Lahun - Farser’s copies of 2 graffiti. (c) Abydos - Ayston’s, Miss Calverley’s & Petrie’s copies of graffiti. Aswân - St. Simeon - stela copied by Monnerat de Villard. Dendûr - Blackiman’s copy from temple = L.D. VI 103, 39 Sakiniya, Nubia and Qasr Ibrim: Englebach’s copies of 2 stelae Cairo - 3 stelae in sale at Cairo 1909 ? from Saqqarah Gizeh - inscription on marble dish Published by Turaieff. Fitzwiliam Mus. - limestone stela British Museum - stela Copenhagen N.K.G. - copies & 1 photograph of stelae Turin - copies of stelae Taunton Mus. - stela Louvre 233 c Published by Revillout. Pera Mus. ? - stela. Published Z.D.P.V. vol. VII Thebes ? - copy of Greek inscription on mummy ticket from N. de G. Davies Inscription on pot sent by Gayer Anderson
Copy, notes and photograph of Lord Carnarvon’s papyrus: Heidelberg: 500, 501, and 579 (notes); 498 and 578 (copies). Michigan: 136 (a few lines only), 593, and 603 (copies). Geneva P. Chassinat
Includes letter from Howard Carter, 1921 and H.J [Herman Junker?], 1916.
Copy of the Martyrdom of St. Mark from a MS. of the Acts and Martyrdoms of the Apostles in the Patriarch’s Library, Cairo. (Note by Crum “=Malan 181 ff.”).
6 letters from Curto. Ostraca and papyri in the Museo Egizio di Torino. Curto anticipated that Černý would publish a catalogue of Turin hieratic ostraca.
Papers, including notebooks, notes, tracings and squeezes, made in Theban tombs and elsewhere, photographs, collection of coloured hieroglyphic signs, indexes of scenes in Theban tombs, etc.
46 letters from Dawson, 4 carbon copies of letters from Černý to Dawson. Biographies of Egyptologists for inclusion in Who was Who in Egyptology, including Černý's suggestion to include portraits and examples of the handwriting of individual Egyptologists; further themes discussed in the letters included papyri and New Kingdom history.