D'Athanasi, Giovanni; Salt, Henry [Hrsg.]: A brief account of the researches and discoveries in Upper Egypt: To which is added a detailed catalogue of Mr. Salts collection of Egyptian antiquities (London, 1836)

INDEX TO THE PLATES.

Plate I.—Frontispiece.

One of the two Sphinxes, in red granite, discovered by Giovanni
D'Athanasi in the Temple of Amunoph at Thebes. They
were situated about six hundred feet behind the vocal
Statue of Memnon, but much below the level of that Statue,
evidently forming the entrance to another temple of an
earlier date. These two Sphinxes now form the principal
objects of Egyptian Antiquity at St. Petersburgh.

Plate II. page 161.
Statue in calcareous stone, No. 133.

Plate III. page 183.
1. A Dagger, No. 409. 2, 3, 4. The three Painters' Instru-
ments, which were found as noticed in the catalogue, No.
245, with the painted board.

Plate IV. page 185.
The Tablet, No. 429.

Plate V. page 197.
The Tablet, No. 576.

Plate VI. page 217.
The Statue of Hor-Phocrat, No. 811.

Plate VII. page 217.
The Statue of a king, No. 812.