Item Uphill MSS 5.6 - Buildings: funerary complexes and other structures

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Uphill MSS 5.6

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Buildings: funerary complexes and other structures

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  • c. 1960s-2000s (Creation)

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1 envelope

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The estate of Eric Uphill.

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Donated by the executors of the estate of Eric Uphill in 2022.

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Notes on funerary complexes, temples, palaces, and forts are copied mainly from other publications. Perhaps preliminary notes for a project(s) or publication(s) with some brief descriptions, measurements and plans
68 pages (31 single-sided + 37 double-sided), handwritten and typewritten with annotations
Sites and monuments mentioned, including some of Uphill's headings:

  • Step Pyramid Enclosure
  • Qantir
  • Tell Basta
  • Malkata
  • Memphis, Merneptah palace
  • Palaces, areas
  • Towns in Egypt and other places, notes from Herodotus and Diodorus
  • Amarna
  • Areas [of] West Bank funerary temples
  • Per Ramesses
  • Palaces
  • Wadi Natrun fort
  • New pyramid revealed at Giza
  • Comparative sizes of Twelfth Dynasty pyramid complexes
  • Babylon, circuit walls
  • Copy of a student's(?) typewritten paper: Ann McRae, Morley College, "Mathematical correlation between two specific dimensions of the First Dynasty tombs at Saqqara and Abydos"

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Kept as received.

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Property of the Griffith Institute. No restrictions.

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Copyright Griffith Institute, University of Oxford, except for the paper written by Ann McRae.

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