Letter from G. W. Murray (17 January 1912)
Letter from G. W. Murray dated 17 January 1912. Discussion of names of Hill Nubian dialects. Attribution of typed word list of Hill Nuba languages (Griffith 14.15 below) to [J. W.] Sagar, cf. Sagar, J. W., "Notes on the history, religion, and customs of the Nuba" in Sudan Notes and Records 5 (1922), p.137-156.
Brief notes on the history of Nubia from the Paleolithic to the Christian period
Letter from F. C. Burkitt (13 November 1910)
Letter from F. C. Burkitt dated 13 November 1910, citing parallels to a passage in Griffith, F. Ll., 'Some Old Nubian Christian Texts' in Journal of Theological Studies 10 (1909) p. 545-551.
Postcard from A. Cowley (30 June 1909)
Postcard from A. Cowley dated 30 June 1909 on the publication of Budge's Old Nubian MS. and on the New Testament in Kenzi Nubian in Le Monde Oriental [3 (1909), p. 76-88, p. 237-246].
Letter from W. E. Crum (undated)
Letter from W. E. Crum undated mentioning the provenance of Rustafjaell's MS. - a stone-lined hole in the Western desert.
Dendera - Sketch map of the ancient cemetery excavated by W. M. F. Petrie and later Ch. H. Rosher
Dendera - Sketch map of the ancient cemetery excavated by W. M. F. Petrie and later Ch. H. Rosher. Drawn by C.H.Rosher from surveys by himself and Petrie (1898).
Papyri fragments with Greek-Byzantine(?) characters
Letter from Thompson undated, enclosing four photogtaphs of papyri fragments with Greek-Byzantine(?) characters.
Wadi Hammâmât: Rock inscriptions and general views
1.-7. Couyat and Montet pls. IVIVI[60], X[32-38,51], XXIX[113], XXXI[114], XLL240]
8.-10. Id.ib. pl. VIII and unidentified inscription with letter from Somers Clarke, June 1900. cf. P.-M. VII.328 ff.
Atfih: "Contents of Preptolemaic grave", vessels and mummy
Deir el-Bersha: Tomb Dhutihotp II. View.
TopBib iv.179 (12) and (21). Publ. in Arch. Report 1899-1900, frontispiece.
Head of Amenemhet III in London University College 14363
Burlington Cat. (1922), pl. V[left].
Gebel Adda. Views and a capital.
Notes and texts on shabtis, probably in a private collection.
Facsimiles of hieratic texts from two ostraca "HO.35"
Hand-copies by Hess of "Demotische Kaufkontrakte des Berliner Museums" and of Louvre Papyrus 2430
Hess von Wyss, Jean-Jacques
Berlin Demotic Papyrus 3116 - Casati; transliteration and Greek copy
Hand-copies of Demotic, Coptic and Greek texts by Sayce
Sayce, (Revd) Archibald Henry
Papyrus Bodleian Demotic I - III; Greek text
Bilingual mummy label Demotic and Greek from Abydos, probably Loftie Collection.
Notes from British Museum Greek/Demotic papyri, Kenyon 1904
List of the Demotic Papyri in the British Museum
Four tracings of Demotic Papyri in the British Museum given by Sir A. W. Franks
Discussion of various grammatical points and transliteration of random lines from demotic papyri