- Griffith MSS 1.60
- Stuk
- n.d.
Gardiner, (Sir) Alan Henderson
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Gardiner, (Sir) Alan Henderson
Readings of rock texts from Wadi Hammamat
Readings (transliterations) of rock-texts from Wadi Hammamat from Lepsius squeezes and Couyat photographs.
Hand-copies of texts from the Temple of Naga (TopBib vii.267-272)
Hand-copies of texts from columns in the Temple at Amara (TopBib vii.157)
Catalogue of the Theinhard fount of hieroglyphic signs
Drawings of hieroglyphic signs from various objects in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, with comments
Drawings and tracings of hieroglyphs from Edfu, Aswan, Saqqara, Dendereh and Deir el-Bersha
Demotic text (not identified) with partial hieroglyphic transcription, year 6 of a Ptolemy
Gardiner, (Sir) Alan Henderson
Hand-copy of lines 12 to 23 (with annotations) from stela in the tomb of Nebamun (TT 24)
Hand-copy of text from unidentified XIIth dynasty stela
Text from shabti of Djhuti, Servant of Min in E. Towry White collection
The maxims of Amenemope - Glossary to British Museum Papyrus EA 10474
The maxims of Amenemope - Wörterbuch slips
Wörterbuch slips with translation by Erman of papyrus British Museum EA 10474 annotated by H. O. Lange.
The maxims of Amenemope - Notes on Griffith MSS.1.79 by H. O. Lange
Letter from Gardiner to Griffith
Letter from Gardiner to Griffith dated 30/01/1925 with references to papyrus Anastasi I.13,7 and text from stela, temp. Ramesses III in the Temple of Khonsu at Karnak.
Notes and texts on shabtis, probably in a private collection.
Fragment of text from list of Animal Feasts at Medinet Habu
Gardiner, (Sir) Alan Henderson
Hand-copy of text on ram from Soba, now outside Khartum Cathedral (TopBib vii.273)
Transcriptions of Turin hieratic papyri
Block found at Birkdale by Mr Noton in 1904
Block with names of Har[...], Kapermehet, [...]fankh, son of Harsiesi found at Birkdale by John Noton in 1904. Correspondence, rubbings, photographs and hand-copy with translation by Griffith.
Aberdeen Anthropological Museum