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Papyrus fragments

Copies of papyrus fragments on the back of pages from a publication. Envelope has note which reads: Copies of papyrus fragments left with Crum by Grenfell and returned 15.9.39 to Lobel at Queen's.

Papyrus

Greek Text: “The Song of Three Children”, papyrus. [Papyrus scanned by N. Gonis (Papyrology) in March 2005, CD kept with papyrus.]

Papyri and wooden tablets

Photographs of papyri and wooden tablets:
Papyrus belonging to W. Merton
Geneva magical papyrus
Verso of Meletian.
Published by W. E. Crum, ‘Some Further Meletian Documents’, in JEA 13 (1927), 19-26.
Piece of papyrus and 3 wooden tablets from Major Geyer Anderson (1 hieroglyphic)
BM EA 26273 - label from mummy
(http://www.britishmuseum.org/research/collection_online/collection_object_details.aspx?objectId=171782&partId=1)
Aberdeen University Library

P. 8502

P. 8502 (Photostats): Berlin Gnostic text. See Notebook 88 which has complete copy by Crum.

Ostraca from Deir el Bahari

Photographs of ostraca from Deir el Bahari (M.M.A. excavations circa 1929, photographed by Burton).

Note on envelope: Photographs taken by Burton of ostraca found in Naville's dumps at Deir el-Bahri by Winlock and (originals) received in Bath in June 1929 and then read and slipped, but not copied. (Sgned) W.E. Crum.

Ostraca and cast

Cast of hieroglyphs made at Deir el Bahari.
Ostracon given by Warren Dawson 30.xii.32, no. D. 102.
Two ostraca marked “bought Luxor 1910”.

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