Saqqara. Burial Complex of Shepseskaf, Sarcophagus-Shaped tomb (Mastabat al-Fir'aun). Caption reads: 'Mastaba El Fir'aûn from S.W. Tomb of King Unas ? 5th dyn.'
Saqqara. Pyramid of Pepi (Pepy) I. Caption reads: 'In Pyramid of Pepi, part of 478. In the wall is built in, as a common stone, a slab with clumsy figures on it, badly colored; this is the only known example of aprentice's practise, of which so much was required.'
Dahshur. South Pyramid (Bent Pyramid) of Snofru (Snefru). Caption reads: 'South pyramid of Dahshûr, from North. Exactly in line of its West side. Nearly all the casing remains upon this pyramid.'
Dahshur. South Pyramid (Bent Pyramid) of Snofru (Snefru). Caption reads: 'Side of doorway of South pyramid of Dahshûr. Shewing pivot hole on which the flapdoor turned [drawing]. This explains Strabo's saying the Gt Pyramid was closed by a stone which could be taken out.'
Dahshur. South Pyramid (Bent Pyramid) of Snofru (Snefru). Caption reads: 'Casing at N.E. corner of S. pyramid Dahshûr. Shewing the courses to be slightly inclined.'
Zawyet el-Amwat (Zâwyet el-Amwât; El-Maiyitin; El-Kom El-Ahmar). Tomb of Nefersekheru. Caption reads: 'Tomb of Nefer.sa.Xer [F35-s-x:r] Ibis in boat with shrine? and attendant. XIth dyn. Kom Ahmar'.
Hawara. Pyramid of Amenemhet III. Caption reads: 'Great limestone pavement in two layers. This ran under the great ruins (of the Labyrinth?) on the S. of the pyramid. Now being destroyed by engineers.'
Hawara. Foreground, Labyrinth of Amenemhet III; background, Pyramid of Amenemhet III. Caption reads: 'Brick walls of the "Labyrinth" of Lepsius. The bricks are the size of Roman bricks, & not of earlier forms; the chambers are full of broken Roman pottery; and are like those of Greek and Roman villages.'
Hawara. Labyrinth of Amenemhet III. Caption reads: 'Probable site of the Labyrinth. The ground covered several feet deep in chips of fine white stone from a destroyed building; underlaid by pavement'
Biahmu (Biyahmu). Colossi of Amenemhat (Amenemhet) III, bases/pedestals. Caption reads: 'The "Kursi Farûn", "Chair of Pharaoh". or Pyramids of Beyahmu. from the South.'
Biahmu (Biyahmu). Colossi of Amenemhat (Amenemhet) III, bases/pedestals. Caption reads: 'S.E. corner of E. pile, and part of surrounding enclosure. Shewing the ground to be clear between them; hence the outer slope was not part of a pyramid, but rather of a mastaba-like court; from the Arab name there were probably statues on the piles: this resembling the pyramids with statues on them of Hdtus II.149.'
Biahmu (Biyahmu). Colossi of Amenemhat (Amenemhet) III, bases/pedestals. Caption reads: 'Closer view of corner of enclosure. (exactly end on) with projecting foot of masonry below slope. angle by Howard Vyse, (also by this view with horizon) 63º 30' Angle of a rise of 2 on a base of 1 - 63º 26''