DOI Seite / Zitierlink:
https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.3349#0008
LIST OF PLATES
WITH PAGE REFERENCES TO THE DESCRIPTIONS
PAGE
PAGE
I*
Sketch plan of Memphis .
• i-4
XXIX.
Jamb of Merenptah, etc.
II,
12
II.
Flans of West Hall .
• 5,6
XXX.
Small plans
12
III.
Sculptures. Vth—Vlth dynasties
. 6
XXXI.
Siamen lintel, Hap-amu .
12,
13
IV.
Granite altar of Uah-ka. Xllth
XXXII.
Inscription of Hap-amu .
I3>
20
dynasty ? . . . .
. 6
XXXIII.
Stele and trial-pieces, etc.
13
V.
Endowment stele. XI Ith dynasty 6,7
17,18
XXXIV.
Scarabs ....
13
VI.
Quartzite stele. XVII Ith dynasty
7> 18
VII.
Tablets of Tahutmes I and IV .
7, 19
Terra-cotta Heads
VIII.
IV . . 7,
18, 19
XXXV.
Egyptian
16
IX.
Ear tablets. XVIIIth dynasty
7> 19
XXXVI.
Persian ....
16
X.
Tablets with one and two ears .
7, 19
XXXVII.
Babylonian
16
XI.
„ „ two to five ears
7, 19
XXXVIII.
Unknown foreigners
16
XII.
„ „ four to ten ears
7, 19
XXXIX.
Indian ....
17
XIII.
„ „ many ears
7, 19
XL.
Scythian ....
•
17
XIV.
„ ofPtah ....
8, 19
XLI.
Italian and Greek .
17
XV.
„ „ Ptah and gods .
8, 19
XLII.
Classical Greek
17
XVI.
„ „ Amen and private
8, 20
XLIII.
>y ')
17
XVII.
Tablet of Huy ....
8, 20
XLIV.
Rude figures .
17
XVIII.
Altar of Amenhotep .
8, 20
XLV.
Head of Physkon, stone-
working,
XIX.
Foundation deposits, and Ray .
. 8
etc. ....
14
XX.
Tahutmes IV pots, false doors, etc.
. 8
XLVI.
Pottery about 300 B.C. .
14
XXI.
Temple of Ptah, views
• 9
XLVII.
and
lamps .
14
XXII.
„ parts of West Hall
• 9
XLVIII.
Pottery found with lamps
•
14
XXIII.
„ statues and bases .
• 9
XLIX.
Glazed pottery and kiln .
14
is
XXIV.
„ head of Ptah, etc..
. 10
L.
Forms of glazed pottery .
is
XXV.
Pieces of columns
. 10
LI.
Athribis, small objects .
•
is
XXVI.
Pieces of sculpture .
10, 20
LII.
„ Coptic pottery .
• IS
21
XXVII.
Plans of Merenptah temple, etc.
. 10
Lin:
Coptic inscriptions .
• is
21
XXVIII.
Small.objects, Merenptah temple, etc
11,12
LIV.
)t M '
• is
21
k
WITH PAGE REFERENCES TO THE DESCRIPTIONS
PAGE
PAGE
I*
Sketch plan of Memphis .
• i-4
XXIX.
Jamb of Merenptah, etc.
II,
12
II.
Flans of West Hall .
• 5,6
XXX.
Small plans
12
III.
Sculptures. Vth—Vlth dynasties
. 6
XXXI.
Siamen lintel, Hap-amu .
12,
13
IV.
Granite altar of Uah-ka. Xllth
XXXII.
Inscription of Hap-amu .
I3>
20
dynasty ? . . . .
. 6
XXXIII.
Stele and trial-pieces, etc.
13
V.
Endowment stele. XI Ith dynasty 6,7
17,18
XXXIV.
Scarabs ....
13
VI.
Quartzite stele. XVII Ith dynasty
7> 18
VII.
Tablets of Tahutmes I and IV .
7, 19
Terra-cotta Heads
VIII.
IV . . 7,
18, 19
XXXV.
Egyptian
16
IX.
Ear tablets. XVIIIth dynasty
7> 19
XXXVI.
Persian ....
16
X.
Tablets with one and two ears .
7, 19
XXXVII.
Babylonian
16
XI.
„ „ two to five ears
7, 19
XXXVIII.
Unknown foreigners
16
XII.
„ „ four to ten ears
7, 19
XXXIX.
Indian ....
17
XIII.
„ „ many ears
7, 19
XL.
Scythian ....
•
17
XIV.
„ ofPtah ....
8, 19
XLI.
Italian and Greek .
17
XV.
„ „ Ptah and gods .
8, 19
XLII.
Classical Greek
17
XVI.
„ „ Amen and private
8, 20
XLIII.
>y ')
17
XVII.
Tablet of Huy ....
8, 20
XLIV.
Rude figures .
17
XVIII.
Altar of Amenhotep .
8, 20
XLV.
Head of Physkon, stone-
working,
XIX.
Foundation deposits, and Ray .
. 8
etc. ....
14
XX.
Tahutmes IV pots, false doors, etc.
. 8
XLVI.
Pottery about 300 B.C. .
14
XXI.
Temple of Ptah, views
• 9
XLVII.
and
lamps .
14
XXII.
„ parts of West Hall
• 9
XLVIII.
Pottery found with lamps
•
14
XXIII.
„ statues and bases .
• 9
XLIX.
Glazed pottery and kiln .
14
is
XXIV.
„ head of Ptah, etc..
. 10
L.
Forms of glazed pottery .
is
XXV.
Pieces of columns
. 10
LI.
Athribis, small objects .
•
is
XXVI.
Pieces of sculpture .
10, 20
LII.
„ Coptic pottery .
• IS
21
XXVII.
Plans of Merenptah temple, etc.
. 10
Lin:
Coptic inscriptions .
• is
21
XXVIII.
Small.objects, Merenptah temple, etc
11,12
LIV.
)t M '
• is
21
k