Journal, photographs, typescript, and various notes connected with Stewart's work on the reconstruction of some of the furniture of Queen Hetepheres for the Harvard-Boston Expedition.
Xerox of a typescript titled 'Creative Work in Palestine. Technical and Crafts Education 1918-1946'.

1 letter from Stewart, 1 carbon copy of a letter from Černý to Stewart.
Consultation on solar hymns.

Two diaries (with continuous pagination) compiled between 7 November 1898 and 9 February 1899 during the Marquis of Northampton's excavations at Thebes [TopBib i2.607-609]:

• Diari I: p. 1-94 (7 November 1898 - 27 January 1899)
• Diari II: p. 96-115 (27 January 1899 - 9 February 1899).

Squeezes of some scenes and texts in the Island of Biga and Philae (Dodecaschoenus):

• Island of Biga - no. 1 [TopBib v.257A];
• Philae - nos 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 11-13, 24, 36-7, 41, 43-5, 66, 71, 77-8, 86, 91 (part, and unpublished), 213-15, 244, 249, 252, 255-7, 289-90, 301-4, 324, 365, 369-72, 376, 402, 408-12, 416, 436, 441, 449 [TopBib vi.206A].

[Note: The numbering corresponds to that in Griffith's publication (see "Publication note" below)]

Squeezes made in 1895-1896 of some Theban Tomb scenes:

• TT 11 (Djehuty) - "Northampton Stela" [TopBib i2.22(5)A];
• TT 12 (Hery) - Funeral procession and funerary banquet scenes, with letter from Spiegelberg and note about the acquisition [TopBib i2.24(1)-(2), (3)-(4)A];
• TT 20 (Mentuhirkhopshef) - Deceased and mother in top register [TopBib i2.35(4)-(5)A];
• TT 50 (Neferhotep) - (2) May and governors of Upper and Lover Egypt before Haremhab; (3) Parents in top register [TopBib i2.95(2), (3)A];
• TT 157 (Nebwenenef) - Scene, includes one unidentified sheet [TopBib i2.267(8)A]
• TT 163 (Amenemhet) - Scene [TopBib i2.276A].

1 letter from Spicer.
Clarendon Press interested in publishing a comprehensive introduction to Egyptian studies and approaching Černý as a prospective author.

4 letters from Spaull.
Professional and personal matters, Spaull's work on stelae in the Louvre, some references to Černý's travels.

1 letter from Sollberger, 1 carbon copy of a letter from Barbara Sewell (Griffith Institute secretary) to Sollberger, sent in Černý's absence.
Ostraca in Geneva - photographs for Černý.

Notebook containing the transcription and notes on papyrus Reisner I.

2 letters from W. S. Smith, 2 carbon copies of letters from Černý to W. S. Smith.
Professional as well as personal matters:

• Old Kingdom archaeology - Queen Meresankh, attribution of pyramids at Dahshur and Maidum
• ostraca research, Černý asking for a photograph of an ostracon in Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, 11.1498

8 letters from H. S. Smith, 1 carbon copy of a letter from Černý to H. S. Smith.
4 letters exchanged between Černý and Brian Downs (1893-1984), Master of Christ's College, regarding H. S. Smith's application for the Lady Wallis Budge Fellowship in Cambridge.
H. S. Smith's professional development and research work; some notes Smith prepared for Černý on Coptic and Coptic etymologies; book exchange. In 1964, Smith discussed with Černý the plan for the A. H. Gardiner library bequest; which was shared between the Griffith Institute, Oxford, University College, London, Cambridge University and Liverpool University.

Various notes.

1 greetings card from Slater.
A birthday card sent to Černý on the occasion of his seventieth birthday.

4 letters from Skeat.
Research related; discussion of Greek names.

53 black & white photographs.

8 letters from Simpson, 3 carbon copies of letters from Černý to Simpson.
2 letters exchanged between Černý and C. Cann (Queen's College) regarding Simpson's proposed stay in Oxford.
Simpson negotiating a PhD position at Oxford, although Simpson eventually decided to do his PhD in the United States; Simpson's research into Egyptian accounts and accounting, as well as a reference to the Reisner papyri; Simpson published extensively on the latter, see
Simpson, W. K., Papyrus Reisner I: The Records of a Building Project in the Reign of Sesostris I (1963) (OEB 10466), and
Simpson, W. K., Papyrus Reisner II: Accounts of the dockyard workshop at This in the reign of Sesostris I (1965) (OEB 11529).

5 letters from Shore to Černý.
1 letter from Shore to Marie Černý, 1 draft of a letter from Marie Černý to Shore.
Studies in Coptic etymologies, and Demotic studies; finds from Deir el-Medîna.
Shore exchange with Marie Černý - off-prints of J. Černý obituaries.

10 letters from Barbara Sewell, Assistant Secretary, Griffith Institute.
Departmental matters at the Griffith Institute, which Sewell reported to Černý during his absences, contents of correspondence that arrived when Černý was outside Oxford; personal matters.

1 note from Sethe.
Problematic readings of various texts including papyri Sallier.

Drawings of Meroitic subjects.

1 carbon copy of a letter from Černý to Seidl.
An acknowledgement of receipt of a publication on Roman law.

(a) 20 folders containing handwritten notes, pencil drawings, negatives, photographs, and postcards of furniture from the tomb of Tutankhamun (= MSS 1-20) (1935).
(b) 18 folders containing notes, drawings, negatives and photographs of thrones, chairs, stools and footstools mainly from the Egyptian Museum in Cairo (1935) and the British Museum in London (1936), as well as from other collections, and material gathered from publications; 1 index card box with Segal's reference notes for his furniture records; and letter from T. G. H. James to M. Eaton-Krauss regarding Segal correspondence in the British Museum along with photocopies of the letters.

2 letters from Seele, 1 carbon copy of a letter from Černý to Seele.
Publishing in Journal of Near Eastern Studies.

6 letters from Scott, 2 carbon copies of letters from Černý to Scott.

• Deir el-Medîna material in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, finds relating to the workman Khabekhnet and his family (Thebes, TT 2, TopBib i2.6-9)
• Third Intermediate Period material
• Scott's study trips to Europe
• personal matters

1 death announcement for Ursula Schweitzer, 1 carbon copy of a condolence letter sent by Černý to the Schweitzer family, 1 letter of acknowledgement from the Schweitzer family to Černý.