-Faiyum(?): Tomb of an local figure, named in all likelihood Sheikh Gedullah.
-Caption:
'Shekh Gedullah.'.

-Also two arrows labelled '!' and '!!', pointing at a child and a dog(?) in the background.

This photograph is in a section titled 'XIII'.

-Faiyum(?): Wall of a dyke adjacent to the tomb of Sheikh Gedullah.
-Caption:
'Wall of dyke at the Shekh.'.

This photograph is in a section titled 'XIII'.

-Great dyke of the Faiyum, viewed from its northern end.
-Caption:
'Great dyke of the Fayum, from N. end.'.

-Also arrows and labels for 'Illahun' and 'Shekh' (probably the tomb of Sheikh Gedullah).

This photograph is in a section titled 'XIII'.

-Great dyke of the Faiyum.
-Caption:
'Great dyke of the Fayum'.

-At back of page: 'standard 3.6 x 2.7' (upside down pencil note).

This photograph is in a section titled 'XIII'.

Title page:

'I
Zawyet El Meitin.
to Kusae.'

Between Zawiyet el-Maiyitin and el-Qusiya.

-An Islamic cemetery (not a monastery or 'deir') near Minya.
-Caption:
'Deir nearly opposite Minieh.'.

This photograph is in a section titled 'I Zawyet el Meitin. to Kusae.'.

-Quarries north to Zawiyet el-Maiyitin.
-Caption:
'Quarries N. of Zawyet el Meitin.'.

This photograph is in a section titled 'I Zawyet el Meitin. to Kusae.'.

-Quarries north to Zawiyet el-Maiyitin.
-Caption:
'Quarries N. of Zawyet el Meitin.'.

This photograph is in a section titled 'I Zawyet el Meitin. to Kusae.'.

-Nilotic landscape in the morning.
-Caption:
'Morning mist clearing off.'.

This photograph is in a section titled 'I Zawyet el Meitin. to Kusae.'.

-el-Lahun, town ('Kahun") (K in the captions) and Kom Medinet Ghurab ("Gurob") (G in the captions): stamp of Ipep (K), base of statue of Inpy (K) (Cairo, Egyptian Museum, CG 456), ivory ape (K), lion-hunt scarab (K), stone figure of girl playing harp (K), wooden lion (K), ivory fragment with scene of vineyard with bird (G), stela with Tueris and prince(?) (G) (Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, E.31.1937), (G) blue plaque with a goddess, (G) knob of box lid with Tiy's name (Berlin, Agyptisches Museum, 20567).
-Caption above photo:
'Small objects Kahun XII & Gurob XVIII-XIX.'.

-Caption below photo:
'Stamp Apepi K Base of statue K Ivory ape K
Taurt & prince G Lion scarab K, Ivory G alabaster cup G
Ivory, vine G Head G Knob, Thii G wooden pot G Girl harpiing K
Isis plaque G
wooden lion K Hippopotamus in boat K'.

This photograph is in a section titled 'Kahun & Gurob antiquities 1890 942-952'.

-el-Lahun, town ('Kahun'): sickle and saws.
-Caption:
'Wooden sickle with three flint saws. XVIII dyn.'.

This photograph is in a section titled 'Kahun & Gurob antiquities 1890 942-952'.

-Beni Hasan: Remains of tomb scene, two men with a balance, and Coptic graffiti.
-Caption:
'Coptic inscriptions Beni Hasan'.

This photograph is in a section titled 'I Zawyet el Meitin. to Kusae.'.

-Geological formation near Beni Hasan.
-Caption:
'Stratified water wash deposits, cut through
by stream in later times. Beni Hasan'

This photograph is in a section titled 'I Zawyet el Meitin. to Kusae.'.

-Deir Abu Hennes (near Mallawi): quarries.
-Caption:
'Quarries, Deir abu Hannes.'

This photograph is in a section titled 'I Zawyet el Meitin. to Kusae.'.

-Rock tomb at El-Amarna (tomb 8 belonging to Tutu): columns and capitals.
-Caption:
'Capitals in rock tomb. Tell el Amarna.'.

This photograph is in a section titled 'I Zawyet el Meitin. to Kusae.'.

-Landscape (opposite el-Qusiya).
-Caption:
'Opposite Cusæ looking Northwest.
(just S. of the following.)'.

This photograph is in a section titled 'I Zawyet el Meitin. to Kusae.'.

-Landscape opposite el-Qusiya, with ruins and Petrie's boat in the foreground.
-Caption:
'Mouth of valley opposite Cusæ, looking N.W.'.

-Also labels for 'ruins of town on inland side of cliff.' and 'our boat'.

This photograph is in a section titled 'I Zawyet el Meitin. to Kusae.'.

-Quarries (quarry 617?) opposite el-Qusiya.
-Caption:
'In quarries opposite Cusæ.'.

This photograph is in a section titled 'I Zawyet el Meitin. to Kusae.'.

-Project draft of a capital of a column in quarry 617 (near el-Qusiya).
-Caption:
'Capital of a column marked out in the quarry 617.
Ink spots are put here at the corners to point them.'.

This photograph is in a section titled 'I Zawyet el Meitin. to Kusae.'.

Title page:

'II
to
Denderah'.

-Project draft of a capital of a column in quarry 617 (near el-Qusiya).
-Caption:
'Capital of Hathor column marked out for
cutting in the quarry 617.'.

This photograph is in a section titled 'II to Denderah'.

-el-Maabda, quarry?: graffito depicting a funerary scene.
-Caption:
'Painting near' [capital of Hathor column].

-Funerary scene; also labels for 'Nebhat mourning', 'Deceased on bier, Anubis by him.', and 'Isis mourning.'.

This photograph is in a section titled 'II to Denderah'.

Title page:

'XIV'

-Kom Medinet Ghurab ("Gurob"): objects made of 'faience' or glass.
-Main caption:
'all Gurob XVIII-XIX'.

-Items have been labelled around the photograph as follows:
'blue & yellow glass'
'blue bowl'
'glass'
'blue kohl tubes'
'glazed inlay'
'wood inlayed with cut gems & gilding.'
'blue jar'
'monkey & captive'
'blue gazelle bowl'
'blue jar'
'blue pot with ducks'.

-Kom Medinet Ghurab ("Gurob"): objects made of bronze (blades, razors) and of calcite or 'alabaster' (various vases); a vase made of 'faience' or 'Egyptian blue'.
-Caption:
Bronze & alabaster.
Gurob XVIII-XIX.'

• Also label for 'blue vase'.

This photograph is in a section titled 'Kahun & Gurob antiquities 1890 942-952'.

[Missing - This photograph is no longer present.]

-Caption:
'Ahmed Ali "The Cherub"'.

This photograph is in a section labelled 'XIV'.

[Missing - This photograph is no longer present.]

-Caption:
'Ahmed Ali. "The Cherub"'.

This photograph is in a section labelled 'XIV'.

-Daily life scene: two men.
-Caption:
'The man who asked to be photographed'.

This photograph is in a section titled 'XIV'.

-Daily life scene: a man.
-Caption:
'Again.'.

This photograph is in a section titled 'XIV'.

-Daily life scene: a man caught by the arm by another man (not visible in the photograph).
-Caption:
'Sustained by a friendly arm'.

This photograph is in a section titled 'XIV'.