TAA i.2.4.55
On this page Carter mentions "specimens of tapestry-woven textiles".
© Griffith Institute,
University of Oxford
Season 1928-1929
Oct. 29th
Continued this week, examining, repairing & recording a number
of miscellaneous objects found in boxes 367 and 565.
Had news of Lucas saying that he was progressing well.
Expect Burton to arrive towards the end of this week.
Nov. 5th.
Work progressing slowly - some nice specimens of tapestry -
woven textiles turned up, Though in bad condition they
show quite interesting details especially Re needle-work.
Burton arrived.
" 6th
Burton began his photographic records.
" 9.
Which progressed well, but unfortunately he fell ill
today. He having contracted in Cairo 'dengue-fever'
which suddenly became evident this evening.
" 15.
Burton progressing as well as possible - a relapse
today which means the end of the fever. He won't
be fit for ten days however.
Just heard that Lucas has recovered and out of
hospital. He wants to come back on the 23rd Nov.
I don't think that very wise.
Having a lot of trouble from stupidity on the part
of the Reises & men. It seems that they get more
stupid as they get older - and slacker having been,
perhaps too long with me.
" 24.
Work progressing the box (370) containing all kinds of weapons takes
entails at a lot of work & recording.
Burton sufficiently strong to return to work today.
Eumorfopoloussic {Eumorfopoulos} came to Valley and afterwards to lunch - we went
over various monuments together.
Dec. 4.
Lucas returned from Cairo this morning. I had hoped to go
to Cairo for a few days - the end of Nov. but what with Burton
being able to return I did not feel justified in delaying the work
more than possible so decided to put off going to Cairo later in Dec.