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Griffith Notebook - small diary for 1885
Entries begin with November 1884. It includes references to personal finances, Griffith's journey to Egypt, brief entries for first excavation season with W. M. F. Petrie, and routine appointments.
Griffith Notebook "Gamaiyemi and Nebesha, 1885-6"
Notes by Griffith on the archaeology of Nabesha (Tell el-Farʿun) [TopBib 401-150]:
-p. 1-3: List of tombs (numbered 1 to 50) with one line descriptions.
-p. 4-5: Plans of structures with detail of bricked-archway.
-p. 6: Small Temple of Amasis. Sketches of blocks of stela dedicated to Min from Temple of Amasis with accompanying notes.
-p. 7: Temple of Goddess Buto. Sketch of granite column and of text from column of Merneptah.
-p. 8-9: Sketch of gateway with accompanying note.
-p. 10-11: Temple of Goddess Buto. Sketch of inscribed limestone block (of Ramses III) built into pavement of the gateway.
-p. 12: Cemetery, Tomb 77, a. Dyn. XXVI. Sketch of inscription from basalt sarcophagus of Psamthek, Dyn. XXVI.
-p. 13: Sketch of figures from sarcophagus of Psamethek, probably Dyn. XXVI.
-p. 14: Sketches of pots and the layout of an inscription.
-p. 15: Sketches of pottery assemblage found in a foundation deposit of the building in the cemetery.
-p. 16: Cemetery. Tomb 77, b, c. Dyn. XXVI. ‘out of order’ sketches of inscription from “side” of limestone sarcophagus of Psammethek-menkh-ib, Dyn. XXVI.
-p. 17: Cemetery. Tomb 77, b, c. Dyn. XXVI. Sketches of inscription from “side” of sarcophagus of Psammethek-menkh-ib, Dyn. XXVI.
-p. 18: Cemetery. Tomb 77, b, c. Dyn. XXVI. Sketches of inscription from “body” of sarcophagus of Psammethek-menkh-ib, Dyn. XXVI.
-p. 19: Cemetery. Tomb 77, b, c. Dyn. XXVI. Sketches of inscription from “back” of sarcophagus of Psammethek-menkh-ib, Dyn. XXVI.
-p. 20: Cemetery. Tomb 42. Dyn. XXVI. Sketch of inscription from lid of sarcophagus of Pedamun (incorrectly labelled #49).
-p. 21 [facing]: Cemetery. Tomb 42. Dyn. XXVI. (presumably). Sketch of sarcophagus outer case and capstone cross-section with measurements and notes respectively.
-p. 21: Sketch of “quad tomb on NB” with “inexact measurements”.
-p. 22: Sketch “on cover of sarcophagus”.
-p. 72: Notes regarding funerary objects found in rubbish on the South side of (?). Sketch of pottery assemblage, and accompanying notes and list, found in NW corner foundation deposits (presumably of the building of the cemetery).
-p. 73: Sketch of assemblage and list of plaques from the SE corner foundation deposits (presumably of the building of the cemetery).
-p. 74: Sketch of assemblage and list of plaques from the SW corner foundation deposits (presumably of the building of the cemetery).
-p. 86: Notes relating to the “great tomb” of Amun Qeniat Amun (?), possibly Dyn. XX.
-p. 95: Notes describing gilded and inlaid artefacts.
-p. 96: List of squeezes: 30 (temple gateway), 32 (standard of Amonis), 33 (basalt sarcophagus of Psamtek), 34 (limestone sarcophagus of Psamtekh-menkh-ib[?]).
-p. 97: Sketch of inscription (?).
-p. 98: Note concerning the Euphrates-Tigris and Nile.
-p. 99-100: Notes in Arabic and calculations.
-Back Cover: Notes describing; purchase of artefacts, a building, and location of artefact found there.
El-Kab. Naos of Tuthmosis III in Cambridge Fitzwilliam Mus. E.40.1902
Tell el-Balamūn. Carnarvon-Carter excavations: report
Parte deHoward Carter Collection
Howard Carter's annotated manuscript report on the Carnarvon-Carter excavations at Tell el-Balamūn, in 1913.
Group includes:
18 lined pages with affixed photographic prints accompanied by manuscript captions. Carter numbered these pages as plates ii-xviii and they were intended to accompany this report, see Carter MSS iv.3-20.
Hector Horeau Drawing - Philae
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Detail of a column capital from the Hathor temple at Philae, including faint notes of measurements:
Hector Horeau Drawing - Philae
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Detail of a column capital from the Hathor temple at Philae, including faint notes of measurements:
Hector Horeau Watercolour - Philae
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Details of six columns from the Hathor temple at Philae, with faint details of the Hathor face and intricate painted details of the capitals. In between the columns on the right side of the paper is a faint pencil sketch of a column structure:
Hector Horeau Watercolour - Saqqara
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View of Saqqara with the pyramids visible in the distance:
Hector Horeau Watercolour - Giza
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An idealised view of Giza, with the Sphinx, valley temple, and the Great Pyramid visible in the distance:
Hector Horeau Watercolour - Giza
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View of the Great pyramid at Giza:
Hector Horeau Watercolour - Giza
Parte deHector Horeau Collection
View of the pyramids at Giza and the Nile:
Hector Horeau Watercolour - Abu Simbel
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View of the colossi of Ramesses II from the Great Temple of Abu Simbel:
Hector Horeau Watercolour - Abu Simbel
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View of both rock-cut temples at Abu Simbel from the river Nile:
Hector Horeau Watercolour - Kom Ombo
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View of the remains of the Great Temple at Kom Ombo from the river Nile:
Hector Horeau Watercolour - Kom Ombo
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Plan of the Great Temple at Kom Ombo:
Hector Horeau Watercolour - Philae
Parte deHector Horeau Collection
Restored section of the temple of Isis at Philae:
Hector Horeau Watercolour - Kom Ombo
Parte deHector Horeau Collection
View of the remains of the Great Temple at Kom Ombo:
Hector Horeau Watercolour - Philae
Parte deHector Horeau Collection
View of the eastern side of temple of Isis at Philae, including the Kiosk of Trajan:
Hector Horeau Watercolour - Philae
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View of the hypostyle area of the temple of Isis at Philae:
Hector Horeau Watercolour - Aswan
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View of the Nile and nearby buildings at Aswan:
Hector Horeau Watercolour - Nubia
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View of the Nile at Nubia:
Hector Horeau Watercolour - Dendera
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View of the temple area at Dendera:
Hector Horeau Watercolour - Nubia
Parte deHector Horeau Collection
View of the Nile at Nubia:
Hector Horeau Watercolour - Thebes
Parte deHector Horeau Collection
Barque with a naos shrine in the centre, and possibly a barque sphinx at the bow. Possibly from a tomb scene:
Hector Horeau Watercolour - Thebes
Parte deHector Horeau Collection
Barque with three men standing inside and wedjat eyes painted on the exterior, possibly from a tomb scene:
Hector Horeau Watercolour - Beni Hasan
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Boats from Beni Hasan tomb relief scenes. On the upper half is a boat with several rowers and men at the bow steering, followed by another boat with a larger standing figure at the bow; the second boat on the right within the fourth register at (6) of the tomb of Khnumhotep (Tomb 3, Beni Hasan). The lower left side sketch shows the stern of a boat found on the left within the fifth register at (12) of the tomb of Amenemhat (Tomb 2, Beni Hasan), the lower right side sketch is a detailed boat from the right side within the sixth register at (15) also of the tomb of Amenemhat (Tomb 2, Beni Hasan):
Hector Horeau Watercolour - Beni Hasan
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Boat with rows of men with oars, middle boat from a larger relief scene on the fifth register at (12) of the tomb of Amenemhat (Tomb 2, Beni Hasan). On the upper corners of the watercolour are small separate sketches of the details of shields on the cabin from the boat at the right side:
Hector Horeau Watercolour - Valley of the Kings
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Barque from a relief scene in side-room D at (9) in the tomb of Ramesses III (KV 11, Valley of the Kings):