Correspondence from George Willoughby Fraser including one letter to Miss Edwards (13 January 1892) relating to the transport of items from Egypt and discoveries made with M.W. Blackden. Four letters sent to Newberry (1920-22) including relating to The Outline of History by H.G Wells, and a coptic cap.

Note:
MSS 16/39 has been removed for conservation and has not been included in this description.
MSS 16/35 is also numbered 32
MSS 16/37 is also numbered 234
MSS 16/38 is also numbered A.14

3 letters from Fraser.
Classical authors, Diodorus, Egyptological publications, and a reference to B. Grdseloff's research.

Catalogue of objects found in the Serapeum at Saqqara in 1850-2 and now in the Musée du Louvre. Copied by Mrs M. M. Emery.

Correspondence from Henri Franfort mainly in relation to his work for the Egypt Exploration Society.

Includes letters on: the Pepy cylinder; work at Abydos; Peker; work at Erment; visiting the Bissing collection and museum in Leiden (1928); work at Armana; identifying scarabs;
possibility of finding Dr Käthe Bosse work outside Germany (1937).

Note:
MSS 16/14 is also numbered A.81
MSS 16/15 is also numbered 230
MSS 16/16 is also numbered 5
MSS 16/17 is also numbered A.71
MSS 16/18 is also numbered 297
MSS 16/23 is also numbered 21
MSS 16/24 is also numbered 2
MSS 16/25 is also numbered 7

Notes and related correspondence concerning a prepared monograph on organic materials from the tomb of Tutankhamun. Two photographs showing F. F. Leek.

Article on churches in Sardinia, with additional notes and drawings, and watercolours and drawings of Italian towns, churches and architectural features, as well as view of the ziggurat at Ur. Non-Egyptological.

Three letters dated June, September and December 1839, addressed to Charles Bowyer Adderley (later Lord Norton) of Hams Hall, Warwickshire. Non-Egyptological.

Photostats: Fragments penes Peterson. Note on envelope: For history of Michigan papers see R. van der Brock, <i>The Myth of the Pheonix</i>, (1972), p.33 ff.
Includes part of a letter from W.H. Worrell, 16 November 1931 and note by P.E. Kahle [confidential], 12 January 1955.

Fragments of writing-board with hieratic text, Hyksos Period (JEA 54 (1968) pls. X, XI).

Ashmolean 1964.489a, b
TopBib viii

Fragments of minor prophets; copies by Groussow of Crum’s MS. now in Bodleian.

Fragments of Ramesseum papyri other than 1-5. Photographs mostly taken by Newton in 1953.

Fragments of Greek and Coptic papyri, not identified.

Fragments of Coptic stelae.

Fragments of Coptic papyri in the Bodleian Library, not identified.

Fragments of Coptic papyri in the Ashmolean museum, not identified.

Fragments Abnormal Hieratic papyrus - Unidentified. Now in Ashmolean Museum. Notes for a series of lectures on Ancient Egypt.

Fragmentary papyrus, Setna-text, P. Carlsberg 207.