TAA i.3.2.65

Page number
65
Caption
Note for scientific publication on botanical remains
Date of creation
7 September 1932 – 8 September 1932
Material
Ink
Paper
Measurements
22.9 x 17.8 cm (h x w)
Notes

Handwritten notes titled 'Woods from tomb of Tut-Ankh-Amen. Second report, replacing earlier one', page 4.

Transcription

                                                                                                     4.

 

Cedrus atlantica, Manetti. Algeria, Morocco.

Cedrus Libani, Barrelier. Lebanon, Asia Minor.

Quercus Cerris, Linn. South Europe, Asia 

Minor and North Syria (central and N. Spain, 

Italy, Sicily, etc.)

Ulmus nitens, Moench. Central, W. and S. Europe, 

Algeria, Asia Minor, Caucasus, Armenia, 

Persia and Turkestan.

I notice that Asia M

 

I notice that Asia Minor is comm common 

to Cedrus Libani and the Fraxinus and the 

Betula. In the case of the Quercus and 

those Ulmus, the wood might be that of 

species other than Cerris and nitens, so the 

fact that I have suggested those occurring or 

in Asia Minor does not carry idependentsic weight.

 

                                                                                L. A. B.
                                                                                8 Sept. 1932.