Uphill, E. P. 2003. 'The ancient Egyptian view of world history'. In Tait, John (ed.), "Never had the like occurred": Egypt's view of its past, 15-29, 2 figs [ills (one colour)], 2 tables. London: UCL Press (OEB 156397)
68 pages, single-sided.

• 3 drafts, 1 typewritten and 2 print-outs, all annotated; these are successive drafts of the article.
• 2 pages of handwritten notes.

Uphill, E. P. 1994. Review: Maisels, Charles Keith 1993. The Near East: archaeology in the cradle of civilization. In Palestine Exploration Quarterly 126 [2]: 167-169.
2 pages, single-sided.

• Annotated typewritten draft.

Uphill, E. P. 1994. Review: Redford, Donald B. 1992. Egypt, Canaan, and Israel in Ancient Times. In Palestine Exploration Quarterly 126 [2]: 171-172
2 pages, single-sided.

• Annotated typewritten draft.

Uphill, E. P. Review: Kerisel, Jean 2001. The Nile and its masters: past, present, future. Source of hope and anger. Translated by Philip Cockle. Rotterdam; Brookfield, VT: A. A. Balkema (OEB 46099).
9 pages, single-sided.

• Annotated typewritten draft.
• It has not been established where the review was published.

Uphill, Eric P. 1999. 'Nubian settlement fortifications in the Middle Kingdom'. In Leahy, Anthony and John Tait (eds), Studies on ancient Egypt in honour of H. S. Smith, 327-330 plans. London: Egypt Exploration Society (OEB 44393)
39 pages (32 single-sided + 7 double-sided).

• Publication draft, typewritten with annotations, with 3 original inked plan drawings.
• Off-print with related letter.
• Handwritten notes.
• Annotated photocopies of plates from Caminos, Ricardo A. 1974. The New-Kingdom temples of Buhen vol. i. Most of these photocopies do not relate to the article's content, although Uphill filed them with the rest of this group.

Uphill', E. P. Review: Valbelle, Dominique 1990. *Les neuf arcs: l'égyptien et les étrangers de la préhistoire à la conquête d'Alexandre'. Paris: Armand Colin (OEB 33029)
9 pages

• Annotated typewritten draft.
• It has not been established where the review was published.

Uphill, Eric 2001. 'The question of pharaonic co-regency'. Discussions in Egyptology 49, 81-94 (OEB 46324)
7 pages, double-sided.
1 off-print, not annotated.

Uphill's articles in The Dictionary of Art and its online counterpart Grove Art Online.
8 pages, single-sided.
Documentation relating to Uphill's articles for the revised online edition.

• Printouts of Uphill's articles, none are annotated:
  • Abu Rawash [Abū Ruwāsh];
  • Hesyre [Hesy; Hezire], tomb of;
  • Palace, §I: Ancient world. 2. Egypt;
  • Temple, §I: Ancient world. 2. Egypt.
• Printed list of Uphill's revisions to the preceding.
• Letter from the publisher regarding the revised edition, dated 06-01-2004.

Uphill, Eric P. 2018. 'Water management in Egypt as part of the recovery of Egypt after the arid period (2200-2000 BC)'. In De Trafford, Aloisia, Geoffrey J. Tassie, Okasha el-Daly, and Joris van Wetering (eds), A river runs through it: essays in honour of Professor Fekri A. Hassan. Volume 1, 186-196, 6 figs [maps, ills] (OEB 265385).
8 pages, single-sided.

• Draft of article, annotated print-out.
• 2 handwritten drafts for the introductory and final paragraphs:
  • 'Fekri Hassan's inspiration';
  • 'Postscript'.

Uphill, E. P. 1994. Review: Arnold, Dieter 1991. Building in Egypt: pharaonic stone masonry. New York; Oxford: Oxford University Press.
9 pages (8 single-sided + 1 double-sided).

• 2 typewritten drafts and 1 off-print.

Uphill, E. P. 1961. 'A joint sed-festival of Thutmose III and Queen Hatshepsut'. Journal of Near Eastern Studies 20 (4), 248-251 (OEB 8792).
2 pages, double-sided.
Offprint only, not annotated.

Uphill, Eric P. 1972. 'A bibliography of Sir William Matthew Flinders Petrie (1853-1942)'. Journal of Near Eastern Studies 31 (4), 356-379 (OEB 15918).
12 pages, double-sided, softcover.
Offprint only, not annotated.

Uphill, Eric 1972. 'The concept of the Egyptian palace as a "ruling machine"'. In Ucko, Peter J., Ruth Tringham, and G. W. Dimbleby (eds), Man, settlement and urbanism: proceedings of a meeting of the Research Seminar in Archaeology and Related Subjects held at the Institute of Archaeology, London University, 721-734 1 plan, 1 fig., 3 plates (OEB 15919).
3 pages, single-sided.
Photocopied proof with annotations.

Uphill, Eric 1992. 'Where were the funerary temples of the New Kingdom queens?' In Anonymous (ed.), Sesto Congresso internazionale di egittologia: atti 1, 613-618, 4 plans (OEB 36200).
18 pages (13 single-sided + 5 double-sided).

• Documentation used for preparing the paper presented at the Congress. There are no typewritten, handwritten or proofs for the article text, although extracts from the paper are reproduced in the publication.
• Extract: typewritten and proof copies.
• Two typewritten drafts, both annotated, of the paper presented at the Sixth International Congress of Egyptology, Turin, 1st-8th September 1991.
• Handwritten slide lists.
• Handwritten notes.

Uphill, E. P. 1962. 'A New Kingdom relief from Memphis'. Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 48, 162-1631 fig. [ill.] (OEB 9395).
2 pages, single-sided, typewritten.
This may be a copy or an earlier draft of the version submitted by Uphill. The wording is slightly different from the published version.

Uphill, Eric 1965. 'The Egyptian sed-festival rites'. Journal of Near Eastern Studies 24 (4), 365-383 fig. [plan] (OEB 11556).
10 pages, double-sided, softcover.
Offprint only, not annotated.

Uphill, E. P. 1988. 'An ancient Egyptian maritime link with Arabia'. Proceedings of the Seminar for Arabian Studies 18 (Proceedings of the Twenty First Seminar for Arabian Studies held at Durham, 28th to 30th July 1987), 163-170, 3 figs [ill, maps, plans] (OEB 319151).
11 pages (7 single-sided + 4 double-sided).

• Annotated typescript.
• Off-print, not annotated.

Uphill, Eric 1965-1966. 'The Nine Bows.' Jaarbericht van het Vooraziatisch-Egyptisch Genootschap Ex Oriente Lux 19, 393-420 figs [maps] (OEB 7788).
14 pages, double-sided, softcover.
Offprint only, not annotated.

Uphill, Eric P. 1988. Egyptian towns and cities. Shire Egyptology 8. Princes Risborough: Shire Publications (OEB 32932).
122 pages, single-sided, and 9 photographs.

• Documentation is only for the drawings.
• Set of original inked drawings used for the publication. Figure 2 is missing.
• Photograph prints used in the publication.
• Two incomplete sets of proofs for the drawings, one set annotated and one set without annotations.
• Material sourced from other publications used for the drawings.
• Some correspondence from the publisher and illustrator.
• Plan for Tell el-Daba, which may have been intended for the publication but was not included or perhaps belongs to another group.

Uphill, E. P. 1998. 'The boundaries and orientation of Akhetaten'. In Eyre, C. J. (ed.), Proceedings of the Seventh International Congress of Egyptologists, Cambridge, 3-9 September 1995, 1191-1195, plans. Leuven: Peeters (OEB 42987).
31 pages, single-sided, and one 3½" floppy disk with files.

• Paper presented at the Congress with slide list and notes, typewritten with annotations.
• Draft for publication, typewritten.
• Second draft for publication, print-out, with 3 original inked plan drawings.
• Photocopy of annotated proof.
• Digital files converted and saved as Word files. Not available online.

• Pendant, display stand, leaflet and box.
• Pendant, miniature replica of Tutankhamun's mask [Carter 256a]:
  • Goldtone metal;
  • Stamped on verso: "© MMA 1976".
• Perspex display stand.
• Information leaflet for pendant.
• Blue card box:
  • Printed on lid: "The Treasures of TUTANKHAMUN";
  • Price label: $25.00.
• All produced by the MMA Reproductions Studio.

• A round metal and cold enamel pin badge featuring Tutankhamun's mask [Carter 256a].
• Goldtone metal decorated with enamel (black and blue).
• Manufacturer, not known.
• Presented to Dr Lilyquist when the Tutankhamun exhibition was hosted at the New Orleans Museum of Art, from September 15, 1977 to January 15, 1978.

• Replica of a puppy figurine.
• Gold.
• The original puppy figurine, made from black bronze and gold, comes from the tomb of Tutankhamun [Carter 620(51)]. It was formerly in Howard Carter's possession. Carter's niece, Phyllis Walker, presented it to the Metropolitan Museum in 1947 (no. 47.58.1). The Metropolitan Museum returned the figurine to Egypt in 2011. See https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/545993.
• A sample replica was considered for reproduction as merchandise as a bracelet charm for the 'Treasures of Tutankhamun' exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, from December 15, 1978, to April 15, 1979. However, it was not commissioned for commercial production.
• This gold replica was privately commissioned by Dr Lilyquist and created by Bruce Hoheb, MMA Reproductions Studio, c. 1978.

DVD copy of 'Tutankhamon: l'ultima mostra' (2022), a documentary on the discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922 and the preparations for the travelling Tutankhamun exhibition launched in Los Angeles in 2019. The film was released to mark the centenary of the discovery.

Replicas of the two sistra found in Tutankhamun's tomb. The replica sistra were commissioned in 2022 and were used in the performances of James Whitburn's composition 'Zahr Al-Khayal', based an Egyptian love poem roughly contemporary with Tutankhamun.

• A reversible elasticated belt with a metal buckle decorated with a repeated "TUT" motif.
• Woven blue (background) and gold ("TUT") elasticated fabric with a goldtone metal two-piece clasp buckle and a goldtone metal slide-adjustment bar.
• Manufacturer, not known.

• A shen-amulet lapel, or dress, pin.
• Bronze (shen) and silvertone metal (pin).
• Created by Hermes Knauer, Metropolitan Museum Objects Conservation Department, who made a limited number of pins as presentation pieces for people closely connected with the organisation of the USA Tutankhamun exhibitions. Knauer presented this pin to Dr Lilyquist in New York in 1978.
• The shen-amulet motif was used for other merchandise sold at the 'Treasures of Tutankhamun' exhibition.