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Various items of information which you may find useful.
Topographical
Bibliography of Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphic Texts, Statues, Reliefs and
Paintings
This is the most important Egyptological project
undertaken by the Griffith Institute. The Bibliography is used
world-wide. This section contains a complete and continually updated text of
Volume viii Objects of Provenance Not Known, Parts 1 and 2
(Statues) and working files of Parts 4 (Stelae: Early Dynastic to Dynasty XVII
) and 5
(Reliefs and Paintings).
The Griffith Institute
Archive
All you want to know about the largest specialized
Egyptological archive in the world. Consult many of its holdings online.
Griffith Institute
Publications
Information on books published by the Griffith Institute
which are in print, and how to order them. Some of the most influential books
in Egyptology, such as Gardiner's Grammar and Faulkner's Dictionary
have been published by the Griffith Institute.
The Library
The
Egyptology and Ancient Near East section of the Sackler Library in Oxford is
probably the most complete library of its kind in the world. The monthly lists
of accessions available here are, in fact, a comprehensive annual bibliography
of what is published in these subjects.
Research Tools and
Publications in Egyptology 2002-2008
We leave it others to maintain long lists of links to Web sites
associated with Ancient Egypt, often of indifferent or dubious value. These are
carefully selected Web sites which will save you time during your research.
Publications in Egyptology 2002-2007 fills that crucial gap between
the Annual Egyptological Bibliography and now.
The Search for
Tutankhamun
An online presentation of the excavation records kept
by Howard Carter during his work in the Valley of the Kings before he found the
tomb of Tutankhamun in 1922.
Tutankhamun: Anatomy
of an Excavation
All the records made by Howard Carter and his
team during the excavation of the tomb of Tutankhamun. Includes spectacular
search facilities.
Egyptian
and Levantine
Mirage.
Databases of 19th-century photographs of Egypt and the
Levant in the Archive of the Griffith Institute.
For Young
People.
Includes Chariot to Heaven, a story set at Memphis
during the reign of Tutankhamun, and The Sphinx Nose, an encyclopaedia of
facts about ancient Egypt.
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