Griffith Institute Archive

Griffith MSS 1.81
Stuk
30 January 1925

Part of Francis Llewellyn Griffith Collection

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

Griffith MSS 1.83
Stuk
n.d.

Part of Francis Llewellyn Griffith Collection

Notes and texts on shabtis, probably in a private collection.

Fragment of text from list of Animal Feasts at Medinet Habu

Griffith MSS 1.82
Stuk
n.d.

Part of Francis Llewellyn Griffith Collection

The maxims of Amenemope - Transcription with annotations of hieratic wooden tablet, XXth Dynasty, in Turin, Museo Egizio, by Alan H. Gardiner

Griffith MSS 1.76
Stuk
n.d.

Part of Francis Llewellyn Griffith Collection

Gardiner, (Sir) Alan Henderson

Hand-copy of text on ram from Soba, now outside Khartum Cathedral (TopBib vii.273)

Griffith MSS 1.65
Stuk
n.d.

Part of Francis Llewellyn Griffith Collection

Hand-copies of text on stone weight of Hepeti, Old Kingdom, in Turin, Museo Egizio, 6356 (provenance not known)

Griffith MSS 1.36
Stuk
n.d.

Part of Francis Llewellyn Griffith Collection

Rubbing of text on porcelain hawk-stand dedicated by Harsiesi-soneb, Saite Period, in MacGregor Collection, No. 282

Griffith MSS 1.35
Stuk
n.d.

Part of Francis Llewellyn Griffith Collection

Transcriptions of Turin hieratic papyri

Griffith MSS 1.28
Stuk
n.d.

Part of Francis Llewellyn Griffith Collection

A: Rossi-Lanzone no. 1983 recto and verso. See Pleyte, W. and F. Rossi, Papyrus de Turin, 2 vols (1869-1876) (OEB 147627), plates CXXXIX-CXL (recto only).
B: Lanzone no. 1985 recto.

Hand-copy of text from plaque in MacGregor Collection from "Psammetikhos foundation deposits" with name Pamai I

Griffith MSS 1.26
Stuk
n.d.

Part of Francis Llewellyn Griffith Collection

Block found at Birkdale by Mr Noton in 1904

Griffith MSS 1.23
Stuk
1904

Part of Francis Llewellyn Griffith Collection

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

Griffith MSS 1.22
Stuk
n.d.

Part of Francis Llewellyn Griffith Collection

Griffith MSS 1.22.1 [upper]: No. 1012. Drawing of scarab. Gardiner, Alan H., 'The Delta residence of the Ramessides', in Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 5 (2, 3) (1918), 127-138, 179-200 (OEB 139901), esp. fig. 3, p. 198.
Griffith MSS 1.22.1 [lower]: No. 1551. Hand-copy of text on lower part of donation-stela of Hatihati, temp. Takelothis I. Provenance not known. Wiedemann, A., 'Stela at Freiburg in Baden', in Proceedings of the Society of Biblical Archaeology 13 (1890-1891), 31-39 (OEB 152503), esp. p.36 [middle].
Griffith MSS 1.22.2: No. 1578. Stela of Ahmosi before Reshef-Shanwana. Griffith, F. Ll., 'The Aberdeen Reshep stela', in Proceedings of the Society of Biblical Archaeology 22 (1900), 271-272 (OEB 140705), esp. plate opposite p. 271.

Some descriptions and texts

Griffith MSS 1.17
Stuk
n.d.

Part of Francis Llewellyn Griffith Collection

Griffith MSS 1.17.1, 2, 5, 5 verso, 7, 8: Stelae in Oxford, Queen's College, Nos. 1110 to 1113 [on loan to the Ashmolean Museum]. Smither, Paul C. and Alec N. Dakin, 'Stelae in the Queen's College, Oxford', in Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 25 (2) (1939), 157-165 (OEB 150464), plates XX [1, 2], XXI [5, 4].
Griffith MSS 1.17.3, 4: Stelae in Brighton Museum - Ram of Amun in papyrus, XVIIIth Dynasty and Minhotep, XIIth Dynasty. Weigall, Arthur E., The funeral tablets in the Brighton Museum, in Proceedings of the Society of Biblical Archaeology 22 (1900), 272-273, with plates I and II (OEB 152091).
Griffith MSS 1.17.4: Block statue of Minmosi, temp. Rameses II, in Brighton Museum. Clère, J. J., 'Deux statues 'gardiennes de porte' d'époque ramesside', in Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 54 (1968), 135-148 (OEB 12800), esp. 135-8, 142-5 with fig. 1 and plate XXI.
Griffith MSS 1.17.4a verso: Ushabti in Brighton Museum.
Griffith MSS 1.17.4b: Notes on objects in Brighton Museum.
Griffith MSS 1.17.2 verso: Wooden mummy case in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum.
Griffith MSS 1.17.6: Unidentified text.

Drawing of block from a temple in Aberdeen, Anthropological Museum, 1611 (provenance not known)

Griffith MSS 1.15
Stuk
n.d.

Part of Francis Llewellyn Griffith Collection

Hand-copies of texts from various tombs at el-Hawawash by Petrie

Griffith MSS 1.13
Stuk
n.d.

Part of Francis Llewellyn Griffith Collection

Petrie, (Sir) William Matthew Flinders

Hand-copies of rock-texts from Wadi Hammamat, Abu Kua, etc.

Griffith MSS 1.12
Stuk
n.d.

Part of Francis Llewellyn Griffith Collection

Hand-copy of Middle Egyptian hieratic text from a "Stone tablet said to be from Abydos, bought by W.M.F.P." (not identified)

Griffith MSS 2.1
Stuk
n.d.

Part of Francis Llewellyn Griffith Collection

Hand-copy of three lines of hieratic text "Hieraconpolis OK tomb. N d G. D" (not identified)

Griffith MSS 2.5
Stuk
n.d.

Part of Francis Llewellyn Griffith Collection

Facsimiles of hieratic texts from two ostraca "HO.35"

Griffith MSS 2.10
Stuk
n.d.

Part of Francis Llewellyn Griffith Collection

The larger Dakhla Stela in Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, 1894.107a (TopBib vii.296): hand-copy of hieratic text to scale, and hieroglyphic transcription

Griffith MSS 2.9
Stuk
n.d.

Part of Francis Llewellyn Griffith Collection

Hand-copy of 10 lines of hieratic text, year 20 Ethiopian King Biunkash from Philae Temple, First Pylon (TopBib vi.219(113))

Griffith MSS 2.7
Stuk
n.d.

Part of Francis Llewellyn Griffith Collection

Draft with transcription on Carnarvon Tablet I for chapter VI in Carnarvon and Carter, Five Years Exploration in Thebes, p. 36-37 with plates XXVII and XXVIII (TopBib i2.618-619)

Griffith MSS 2.6
Stuk
c.1912

Part of Francis Llewellyn Griffith Collection

Tracing of lines 1, 21-7 and 1, 36-8 from Papyrus of Wenamun in Moscow, Pushkin Museum, Papyrus 120

Griffith MSS 2.4
Stuk
n.d.

Part of Francis Llewellyn Griffith Collection

"Que mon nom fleurisse" papyri in British Museum EA 10110, EA 10114, EA 10115, EA 10116, EA 10123, EA 10124 and EA 10125

Griffith MSS 2.3
Stuk
n.d.

Part of Francis Llewellyn Griffith Collection

"Que mon nom fleurisse" papyri in British Museum EA 10110, EA 10114, EA 10115, EA 10116, EA 10123, EA 10124 and EA 10125. Pulls of hand-copies which are apparently not published.

Hand-copy (two versions) by Amelia Edwards of hieratic graffito of Wen(ta)wat, temp. Ramesses VII(?) at Abu Simbel (TopBib vii.98(4)