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204

Caption
Plated staff with glass inlay
Season
2nd Season (1923–1924)
Museum numbers
Cairo JE 61667; Exhib. 216; GEM 11780
Notes

Beinlich, Horst and Mohamed Saleh 1989. Corpus der hieroglyphischen Inschriften aus dem Grab des Tutanchamun. Oxford: Griffith Institute [PDF, 24.73 MB], 64. DTB 1-thebes-i-valley-of-the-kings/kv62-204/38j7vr.

Lecture notes

Typed lecture with annotations in pencil
TAA i.12.16

Archaeological journal

writing on paper
TAA i.2.2.9

Maps, plans, sketches and drawings

drawing on paper
Carter MSS i.G.32
drawing on paper
Carter MSS i.G.35
Final plan of the Burial chamber recording all of the objects in situ with their assigned numbers
Carter MSS i.G.31

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