Search

Displaying 2037 results

Carter MSS i.G.42.recto

Draft plan with drawings and notes on the magical figures (nos. 257-260) sealed in niches in the walls of the Burial chamber

Map, plan, sketch, or drawing

Carter MSS i.G.42.verso

Drawings of objects in situ between the third and fourth sepulchral shrines, along north, south, and west sides

Map, plan, sketch, or drawing

Carter MSS i.G.43

Draft plan for the niches containing magical figures (nos. 257-260), and notes on some of the wall decoration

Map, plan, sketch, or drawing

Carter MSS i.G.44.recto

Manuscript notes with measurements and calculations for the sarcophagus, Burial chamber, Treasury, Antechamber and Annex

Map, plan, sketch, or drawing

Carter MSS i.G.44.verso

Notes with measurements and calculations for the sarcophagus, Burial chamber, Treasury, Antechamber and Annex

Map, plan, sketch, or drawing

Carter MSS i.G.33

Draft plan for the north-west corner of the Burial chamber recording objects in situ with their assigned numbers

Map, plan, sketch, or drawing

Carter MSS i.G.44.A

Tracing, or drawing, of a scene with Ankhesenamun offering flowers to Tutankhamun and a frieze with girls picking flowers below, from the lid (no. 540) of box (no. 551)

Map, plan, sketch, or drawing

Carter MSS i.G.44.E

Drawing of a scene with Ankhesenamun offering flowers to Tutankhamun and a frieze with girls picking flowers below, from the lid (no. 540) of box (no. 551

Map, plan, sketch, or drawing

Working with the Tutankhamun archive is not simply about consulting historical records. For Felicity Crowe, an archivist at the Griffith Institute, it involves understanding how a large and complex body of material is organised, how its parts relate to one another, and how those relationships affect interpretation.