Showing posts with label Museum Catalogue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Museum Catalogue. Show all posts

Friday, February 3, 2017

Open Access Series: Beschreibung der aegyptischen Sammlung des niederländischen Reichsmuseums der Altertümer in Leiden

Beschreibung der aegyptischen Sammlung des niederländischen Reichsmuseums der Altertümer in Leiden
From The Ancient World Digital Library (AWDL) is an initiative of the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World at New York University.

Thursday, January 26, 2017

UCL Petrie Collection Online Catalogue

UCL Petrie Collection Online Catalogue
Engraved tablet in the Petrie Museum
This is the searchable dataset for all 80,000 artefacts preserved in the Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology, with one photograph for each item. To start searching right away, click on 'Search' above.

The Museum houses one of the largest archaeological collections in the world for Egypt and Sudan. It is named after William Matthew Flinders Petrie (1853-1942), appointed in 1892 as first UCL Edwards Professor of Egyptian Archaeology and Philology. Over three-quarters of the material comes from excavations directed or funded by Petrie, or from purchases he made for university teaching. More information about the museum itself can be found at the Petrie Museum homepage.

Completeness of the Catalogue

Like any museum inventory, the Petrie Museum online catalogue is a hybrid of research publication and public/research access project. The following short history of the registration may help users to know what to expect from the contents.

1. Petrie and the Collection
Petrie himself kept no accession register, preferring to concentrate on publications for research and teaching, with simple inventories for each type or technology: from 1914 to 1937, he personally saw to publication volumes including Objects of Daily Use, Stone and Metal Vases, Weights and Measures, Scarabs, and Amulets – others were published posthumously from his notes, mainly by his widow Hilda.


2. Seventy Years Registering the Collection
Comprehensive registration began only in 1935, under his successor as Professor Stephen Glanville, who introduced the single-number “University College” sequence starting at UC001. In the following seven decades, broken only by the Second World War, dozens of staff and volunteers with different levels of research training, and varying amounts of time, contributed to the cataloguing project. From 1999 to 2002 the last 40,000 objects were registered and the whole collection put online with government funding through the Designation Challenge Fund. In 2005 six hundred items on loan to the National Museum of Science and Industry returned to be registered, taking the collection to UC80604.


As a result of the number of individuals and different levels of expertise involved, all information should be treated as a starting-point rather than an end in discovering more about the objects in the collection. Arguably, museums deliver exact data in only two areas: measurements, and date of acquisition – all other key fields, from material to dating to depend on unstated levels of research and subjective interpretation. For example, laboratory analysis is expensive, and so, as in most collections, the identification of material usually follows only quick inspection and general expectations: specific identifications are often given for stone and metal, but will need checking by analysis, while specific types of wood are rarely given, awaiting a larger research project of analyses. In this way, the process of revising the database can lead to important new research projects of scientific and historical research. The Petrie Museum curator is responsible for the updating of information, from research at UCL and worldwide, including the discovery of new parallels in fresh excavations in Egypt and Sudan. To keep this research in view, the web catalogue is regularly updated.

Many fields of information have not been entered yet, as research continues, particularly for the fields on inscriptions and the history of acquisition. The Museum also preserves important archives for material from Petrie excavations and purchases. Continuing research and conservation into these archival holdings is also contributing to the online catalogue.

Thursday, November 3, 2016

Open Access Monograph Series: The British Museum Online research catalogues

The British Museum Online research catalogues
[I include here only those relating to antiquity]
ostrogothic coinage in the British Museum

Coinage of the Ostrogoths in the British Museum

A collection of over 300 coins minted by Odovacar and the Ostrogoths.
Ostrogothic coinage catalogue 
Naukratis: Greeks in Egypt

Naukratis: Greeks in Egypt

Archaeological finds made in late 19th and early 20th century excavations at the site of Naukratis that today are dispersed in museums worldwide.
Naukratis: Greeks in Egypt catalogue 
Asante Gold Regalia

Asante Gold Regalia in the British Museum collection

220 items of gold regalia from the West African state of Asante in modern-day Ghana.
Asante Gold Regalia catalogue 
The Ramesseum Papyri

The Ramesseum Papyri

Surviving papyri from a 13th Dynasty tomb at Luxor later covered by the funerary temple of Ramses II, known as the Ramesseum.
Ramesseum Papyri catalogue 
Ancient Cyprus at the British Museum

Ancient Cyprus at the British Museum

Objects found during 19th century excavations in a growing catalogue of the Museum's entire collection from the island.
Ancient Cyprus catalogue 

Roman Republican Coins

Roman Republican Coins

More than 12,000 coins minted during the Roman Republican period.
Roman Republican Coins catalogue 



European Bronze Age Gold in the British Museum

A collection of the earliest gold objects from Britain, Ireland and Continental Europe.
European Bronze Age Gold in the British Museum catalogue 

Wednesday, May 25, 2016

Open Access Catalogues Antiquités du Yémen

Catalogues Antiquités du Yémen
 
Catalogues du musée de Sanaa coédités par le CEFAS
Volume 1
Résumé : Présentation d’inscriptions, autels, céramiques et anthropomorphes de la vallée du Jawf (Yémen) conservés au musée national de Sanaa

Volume 2
Résumé : C’est le deuxième volume consacré aux collections épigraphiques et archéologiques provenant des sites du Jawf, déposées au musée National de Sanaa, Yémen. Ce volume contient 130 pièces composées des inscriptions, des stèles inscrites, plaques en pierre incisées, fragments des piliers, objets en bronze et des bijoux. La plupart de ces pièces datent des VIIIe-Ier s. av. J.-C.

Volume 3
Résumé : Ce volume est le 3e de la collection des pièces archéologiques et épigraphiques de la vallée du Jawf conservées au musée national de Sanaa. Il présente une collection de 437 stèles funéraires datant du 8e au 1e siècle av. J.-C.
Le catalogue est enrichi d’une analyse stylistique, d’une synthèse sur les inscriptions funéraires et l’onomastique ainsi que d’une mise en parallèle avec d’autres productions de la péninsule Arabique.

Wednesday, May 4, 2016

Getty Publications Launches Free Online Catalogues In Multiple Digital Formats

Embracing the Digital Future of Art Books

Getty Publications has inaugurated a new series of open-access collection catalogues available online, as downloadable ebooks, and in print
Getty Publications online catalogues
Getty Publications has just launched two born-digital collection catalogues exploring groups of ancient objects in the Museum’s collection: Ancient Terracottas from South Italy and Sicily and Roman Mosaics. These two titles inaugurate a series of dynamic, user-friendly, technologically robust digital publications focusing on the Getty collections that complement our many distinguished print publications.

Terracottas and Mosaics

The Terracottas catalogue, by Italian scholar Maria Lucia Ferruzza, highlights sixty notable objects and includes an annotated reference by Museum curator Claire L. Lyons to the more than 1,000 other such works in the collection.
The Roman Mosaics catalogue documents the Museum’s complete collection of these works and is published in conjunction with the exhibition Roman Mosaics across the Empire, now on view at the Villa. Curator Alexis Belis organized the exhibition and wrote the catalogue, which also has contributions by other scholars.
Animated screencast of Roman Mosaics online catalogue features
The new Roman Mosaics online catalogue includes interactive maps, full-width zoomable images, and embedded glossary terms and reference illustrations.

Why Digital Catalogues?

Following the Getty Foundation’s successful Online Scholarly Catalogue Initiative (OSCI), more and more museums have been looking to digital formats for their collection catalogues. Digital formats allow for greater access, more flexibility, and interactive features not possible in print books.
Several museums that were part of the OSCI project are moving forward with yet more digital catalogues. Other museums have joined these early pioneers in exploring an expanding range of ways to make scholarly research on their collections available online. The Getty itself made an early foray into online publishing with a catalogue on ancient ambers, which was released in 2012. In short, the field is embracing digital publications, and so are we.

What’s Inside?

Both publications offer features you might expect, like zoomable high-resolution images and interactive maps. But beyond these more obvious, splashy features are a number of quieter features that we hope will make a long-term contribution to digital publishing in the humanities.
An important part of our work at the Getty is to research our collections and disseminate information about them as broadly as possible. This content should be easy to find and should be preserved over the long term. But this seemingly simple mandate is actually quite complex, raising questions such as:
  • How are digital books found by readers when they live outside the traditional distribution stream, such as libraries?
  • How can an online book last decades or more, when the average lifespan for a website is more often measured in months?
  • What happens to a digital book when platforms and technologies inevitably change?
To address these questions, the team at Getty Publications built in four key features:
  • Each of these catalogues is published in multiple formats. While the primary edition is online, you can also download PDFs, ebooks for your Kindle or iPad, and image and data sets to use in your research and teaching. And for readers who prefer print, paperback copies are also available.
  • The content remains in a plain-text format and is fully accessible at the project repository (GitHub) for each publication.
  • Each publication features a permanent URL, and any revisions made are carefully documented so researchers can feel comfortable citing the work, knowing that their citations will be fully verifiable down the road.
  • These publications are issued under a Creative Commons license, continuing our efforts to make information available as widely as possible.
I hope you’ll explore the Terracottas and Roman Mosaics catalogues online, or will download them to dig into their rich content at your leisure. Look for more online publications in the coming months as our efforts continue!
Animated screencast of Terracottas online catalogue
Readers can dynamically search and sort among the sixty objects in the Terracottas online catalogue, view artworks in detail, and view select objects in full 360-degree rotation.

Monday, July 27, 2015

Open Access Catalogue général des antiquités égyptiennes du Musée du Caire

[First posted in AWOL 18 December 2013, updated 1 October 2015]

Catalogue général des antiquités égyptiennes du Musée du Caire
Michael Tilgner's and Ingeborg Waanders' (with additions by Alain Dautant) list of the known digital versions of the volumes of the Catalogue général des antiquités égyptiennes du Musée du Caire, compiled for the Egyptologists' Electronic Forum (EEF).
Catalogue général des antiquités égyptiennes du Musée du Caire:
(I) French overview article about the CG:
May Trad, "Varia Musée du Caire: 1 - Journal d'Entrée et Catalogue Général", 
in: ASAE 70 (1985), pp. 351-357 - pdf-file (0.7 MB)
URL

(II) Catalogue général des antiquités égyptiennes du Musée du Caire (CG):
-- CG 1-380: Ludwig Borchardt, Statuen und Statuetten von Königen
und Privatleuten im Museum zu Kairo, Nr. 1-1294, Teil 1: Text und
Tafeln zu Nr. 1-380, Berlin, 1911.  - vol. 1 only [out of 5 vols.]:
200 pp., 59 pls. - pdf-file (18 MB)
URL
URL [PDF] (Giza Digital Library)
-- CG 381-653: Ludwig Borchardt, Statuen und Statuetten von
Königen und Privatleuten im Museum von Kairo, Nr. 1-1294,
Teil 2: Text und Tafeln zu Nr. 381-653, Berlin, 1925. - vol. 2 only
[out of 5 vols.] - 197 pp., pls. 60-120 - pdf-file (61 MB)
URL [PDF] (Giza Digital Library)
-- CG 654-950: Ludwig Borchardt, Statuen und Statuetten von
Königen und Privatleuten im Museum von Kairo, Nr. 1-1294, Teil 3:
Text und Tafeln zu Nr. 654-950, Berlin, 1930. - vol. 3 only [out of
5 vols.] - 168 pp., pls. 121-158 - pdf-file (57 MB)
URL [PDF] (Giza Digital Library)
-- CG 951-1294: Ludwig Borchardt, Statuen und Statuetten von Königen 
und Privatleuten im Museum von Kairo, Nr. 1-1294, Teil 4: Text und 
Tafeln zu Nr. 951-1294, Berlin, 1934. - vol. 4 only [out of 5 vols.] - 
151 pp., pls. 159-174 - pdf-file (50.6 MB)
URL  [PDF] (Giza Digital Library)
-- CG 1-1294: Ludwig Borchardt, Statuen und Statuetten von Königen
und Privatleuten im Museum von Kairo, Nr. 1-1294, Teil 5: Nachweise
von Aksel Volten, Berlin, 1936. - vol. 5 only [out of 5 vols.] - 145 pp. - 
pdf-file (8.3 MB)
URL  [PDF] (Giza Digital Library)
-- CG 1295-1541: Borchardt, Ludwig: Denkmäler des Alten Reiches 
(ausser den Statuen) im Museum zu Kairo Nr. 1295-1808, Teil I: Text und 
Tafeln zu Nr. 1295-1541, Berlin, 1937. - vol. 1 only [out of 2 vols.] - 
244 pp.,  pls. 1-52 - pdf-file (71.5 MB) [PDF]
URL  [PDF] (Giza Digital Library)
-- CG 1308-1315, 17001-17036: Kuentz, Charles, Obélisques, 
Le Caire, 1932, 83 pp. 16 pls. – pdf-file (16.6 MB)
URL
-- CG 1542-1808: Borchardt, Ludwig: Denkmäler des Alten Reiches 
(ausser den Statuen) im Museum zu Kairo Nr. 1295-1808,  Teil II: Text und 
Tafeln zu Nr. 1542-1808, Le Caire, 1964 - vol. 2 only [out of 2 vols.] - 
220 pp., pls. 53-116 - pdf-file (34.5 MB) [PDF]
URL  [PDF] (Giza Digital Library)
-- CG 1809-3425: not available
-- CG 3426-3587: Fr. W. von Bissing, Metallgefässe, Vienne, 1901.
XVII, 80 pp., 3 pls. - pdf-file (6.5 MB)
URL
-- CG 3588-3617: not available
-- CG 3618-4000, 18001-18037, 18600, 18603: Fr. W. von Bissing, 
Fayencegefäße, Vienne, 1902. - XXXI, 114 pp., 1 pl. - pdf-file (3.9 MB)
URL 
-- CG 4001–4740, 4977–5033: Georges A. Reisner, Canopics, Revised,
annotated and completed by Mohammad Hassan Abd-ul-Rahman, Le Caire,
1967. 404 pp., 43 pls. – pdf-file (23.8 MB)
URL
-- CG 4741-4797: not available
-- CG 4798-4976, 5034-5200: G. A. Reisner, Models of Ships
and Boats, Le Caire, 1913. xxviii, 171 pp., 33 pls. - pdf-file (16 MB)
URL
-- CG 4977-5033: see CG 4001–4740, 4977–5033 above.
-- CG 5034-5200: see CG 4798-4976, 5034-5200 above. 
-- CG 5201-5217: not available 
-- CG 5218-6000, 12001-12527: G. A. Reisner, Amulets, Le Caire,
1907. 198 pp., 25 pls. - pdf-file (12 MB)
URL
-- CG 6001-6029: Émile Chassinat, La seconde trouvaille de Deir
el-Bahari (sarcophages). [Tome premier, premier fascicule],
Le Caire, 1909 - 88 pp., 14 pls. - pdf-file (11.3 MB)
URL
-- CG 6029-6068: Andrzej Niwinski, La seconde trouvaille de 
Deir el-Bahari (sarcophages). Tome premier, deuxième fascicule, 
Le Caire, 1995 [1996] --
not yet available
-- CG 6069-6082: Andrzej Niwinski, The second find of 
Deir el-Bahari (Coffins) (1999) --
not yet available
-- CG 6082-7000: not available
-- CG 7001-7394, 8742-9200: Josef Strzygowski, Koptische
Kunst, Vienne,  1904. XXIV, 362 pp., 40 pls. - pdf-file (36 MB)
URL
-- CG 7395-8000: not available
-- CG 8001-8741: W. E. Crum, Coptic Monuments, Le Caire,
1902. 160 pp., 57 pls. - pdf-file (35.6 MB)
URL (Heidelberg)
URL
ULR
-- CG 8742-9200: see CG 7001-7394, 8742-9200 above 
-- CG 9201-9304: Henri Munier, Manuscrits coptes, Le Caire,
1916. vii, 213  pp., 21 pls. - pdf-file (14 MB)
URL
-- CG 9201-9400, 26001-26123, 33001-33037: J. G. Milne,
Greek inscriptions,  Oxford, 1905. xi, 153 pp., 11 pls. - pdf-file (11 MB)
URL
-- CG 9401-9449: Georges Daressy, Textes et dessins magiques,
Le Caire, 1903. 62 pp., 13 pls. - pdf-file (6 MB)
URL
-- CG 9450-10000: not available
-- CG 10001-10869: B. P. Grenfell, A. S. Hunt, Greek Papyri,
Oxford, 1903. viii, 116 pp. - pdf-file (7.5 MB)
URL
-- CG 10870-11000: not available
-- CG 11001-12000, 14001-14754: J. E. Quibell, Archaic
objects, vol. 1, Le Caire, 1905. 327 pp. - pdf-file (19 MB)
URL
-- CG 11001-12000; 14001-14754: J. E. Quibell, Archaic
objects, vol. 2, Le Caire, 1904. 66 pls. - pdf-file (5.8 MB)
URL
-- CG 12001-12527 see CG 5218-6000, 12001-12527 above. 
-- CG 12528-14000: not available
-- CG 14001-14754: see CG 11001-12000, 14001-14754 above.
-- CG 14755-17000: not available
-- CG 17001-17036: see CG 1308–1315, 17001-17036 above.
-- CG 17037-18000: not available
-- CG 18001-18037: see CG 3618-4000, 18001-18037, 18600, 18603 above.
-- CG 18038-18065: not available
-- CG 18065-18793: Fr. W. von Bissing, Steingefässe,
Vienne, 1904. 173 pp.,  9 pls. - pdf-file (12 MB)
URL
-- CG 18065-18793: Fr. W. von Bissing, Steingefässe.
Einleitung und Indices, Vienne, 1907. XLVII, 80 pp., 4 pls. -
pdf-file (4.4 MB)
URL
-- CG 18600, 18603: see CG 3618-4000, 18001-18037, 18600, 18603 above.
-- CG 18794-20000: not available
-- CG 20001-20399: H. O. Lange und H. Schäfer, Grab- 
und Denksteine des Mittleren Reichs, Theil I: Text zu
No. 20001-20399, Berlin, 1902. vii, 400 pp. - vol. 1 of 4 - pdf-file (23 MB)
URL
-- CG 20400-20780: H. O. Lange und H. Schäfer, Grab-
und Denksteine des Mittleren Reichs, Theil II: Text zu No. 20400-
20780, Berlin, 1908. 409 pp. -  vol. 2 of 4 - pdf-file (24 MB)
URL
-- CG 20001-20780: H. O. Lange und H. Schäfer, Grab-
und Denksteine des Mittleren Reichs, Teil III: Listen zu Nr. 20001-
20780, Berlin, 1925. vi, 182 pp. - vol. 3 of 4 - pdf-file (9.1 MB)
URL
-- CG 20001-20780: H. O. Lange und H. Schäfer, Grab-
und Denksteine des Mittleren Reichs, Theil IV: Tafeln, Berlin, 1902.
vi, 22 pp., 99 pls. -  vol. 4 of 4 - pdf-file (18 MB)
URL
-- CG 20781-22000: not available
-- CG 22001-22208: Ahmed Bey Kamal, Stèles ptolémaïques et 
romaines, Le Caire, T. I. Texte – 284 pp. – pdf-file (22.5 MB)
URL
-- CG 22001-22208: Ahmed Bey Kamal, Stèles ptolémaïques 
et romaines, Le Caire, T. II. Planches – 90 pls. – pdf-file (5.4 MB)
URL
-- CG 22009-23000: not available
-- CG 23001-23256: Ahmed Bey Kamal, Tables d'offrandes,
vol. I, Le Caire, 1909. IV, 211 pp. - pdf-file (12 MB)
URL
-- CG 23257-24000: not available
-- CG 24001-24990: Georges Daressy, Fouilles dela Vallée des 
Rois (1898-1899). Fasc. 1, Le Caire, 1902. – 312 pp., 57 pls. – 
pdf-file (28.8 MB)
URL
-- CG 24991-25000: not available
-- CG 25001-25385: Georges Daressy, Ostraca, Le Caire, 1901. - 
115pp., 67 pls. – pdf-file (26.4 MB)
URL
-- CG 25386-25500: not available
-- CG 25501-25538: Jaroslav Cerný, Ostraca hiératiques. 
T. I, Fasc. 1., Le Caire, 1930, 16 pp., 34* and 23 pls. - pdf-file (12.4 MB)
URL
-- CG 25539-25592: Jaroslav Cerný, Ostraca hiératiques. 
T. I, Fasc. 2., Le Caire, 1930, 16 pp., pls. 35*-54* and 24-46 -- 
not yet available.
-- CG 25593-25674: Jaroslav Cerny, Ostraca hiératiques. 
T. I, Fasc. 3., Le Caire, 1933, pp. 33-56, pls. 55*-76* and 
47-74- pdf-file (11.9 MB)
URL
-- CG 25675-25832: Jaroslav Cerny, Ostraca hiératiques. 
T. I, Fasc. 4., Le Caire, 1935, pp. 57-132, pls. 77*-120* and 
72-121- pdf-file (31.9 MB)
URL
-- CG 25833-26000: not available
-- CG 26001-26123: see CG 9201-9400, 26001-26123, 33001-33037 above.
-- CG 26124-26349, 32377-32394: C. C. Edgar, Greek Vases,
Le Caire, 1911. VII, 92 pp., 28 pls. - pdf-file (8.7 MB)
URL
-- CG 26350 - 27424: not available
-- CG 27425-27630: C. C. Edgar, Greek sculpture, Le Caire,
1903. XVI, 83 pp., 32 pls. - pdf-file (11 MB)
URL
-- CG 27631-28000, 32368-32376: C. C. Edgar, Greek Bronzes, 
Le Caire, 1904. XIX, 99 pp., 18 pls.- pdf-file (10 MB)
URL 
-- CG 28001–28078: Pierre Lacau, Sarcophages antérieurs au Nouvel
Empire, T. I Fasc. 1, Le Caire, 1903, 168 pp.
see next entry
-- CG 28079–28086: Pierre Lacau, Sarcophages antérieurs au Nouvel
Empire, T. I Fasc. 2, Le Caire, 1904, pp. 169-238, 62 pls.
[fascicles 1 and 2 bound together] - pdf-file (56.5 MB)
URL
-- CG 28087–28099: Pierre Lacau, Sarcophages antérieurs au Nouvel
Empire, T. II Fasc. 1, Le Caire, 1905, 76 pp.
see next entry 
-- CG 28100–28126: Pierre Lacau, Sarcophages antérieurs au Nouvel
Empire, T. II Fasc. 2, Le Caire, 1906, pp. 77-207.
[fascicles 1 and 2 bound together] - pdf-file (27.3 MB)
URL
URL
-- CG 28127-29300 not available 
-- CG 29301-29306 [CG 29301-29303 are missing]: Gaston
Maspero, Sarcophages des époques persane et ptolémaïque,
vol. I, Le Caire, 1914. pp. 113-315,  pls. IX-XXVI - pdf-file (17 MB)
URL
-- CG 29306-29500: not available
-- CG 29501-29733. 29751-29834: Claude Gaillard, Georges
Daressy, La faune momifiée de l'antique Égypte, Le Caire, 1905.
II, 159 pp., 66 pls. - pdf-file (21 MB)
URL
-- CG 29734-29750: not available 
-- CG 29751-29834: see CG 29501-29733. 29751-29834 above. 
-- CG 29835-30600: not available
-- CG 30601-31166: Wilhelm Spiegelberg, Die demotischen Denkmäler I:
Die demotischen Inschriften. Leipzig, 1904. 100 pp., 26 pls. - pdf file (14 Mb)
URL
-- CG 30601-31270, 50001-50022: Wilhelm Spiegelberg, Die demotischen 
Denkmäler II: Die demotischen Papyrus - Text. Strassburg, 1908. X, 380 pp. - 
pdf-file (22 MB)
URL
-- CG 31271-31670: Arthur E. P. Weigall, Weights and
Balances, Le Caire, 1908. XVI, 69 pp., 9 pls. - pdf-file (6 MB)
URL
-- CG 31671-32000: not available
-- CG 32001-32367: C. C. Edgar, Greek Moulds, Le Caire,
1903. XVII, 89 pp., 33 pls.- pdf-file (11 MB)
URL
-- CG 32368-32376: see CG 27631-28000, 32368-32376 above.
-- CG 32377-32394: see CG 26124-26349, 32377-32394 above. 
-- CG 32395-32400: not available 
-- CG 32401-32800: C. C. Edgar, Graeco-Egyptian Glass,
Le Caire, 1905. V, 92 pp., 11 pls. - pdf-file (7.7 MB)
URL
-- CG 32801-33000: not available 
-- CG 33001-33037: see CG 9201-9400, 26001-26123, 33001-33037 above. 
-- CG 33038-33100: not available
-- CG 33101-33285: C. C. Edgar, Graeco-Egyptian Coffins,
Masks and  Portraits, Le Caire, 1905. XIX, 136 pp.,
48 pls. - pdf-file (22 MB)
URL
-- CG 33286-33300: not available
-- CG 33301-33506: M. C. C. Edgar, Sculptors' Studies and Unfinished
Works, Le Caire, 1906. - XII, 91 pp., 43 pls. - pdf-file (20.5 MB)
URL
-- CG 33507-34000: not available
-- CG 34001-34064: Pierre Lacau, Stèles du Nouvel Empire, Le Caire,
1909, T. I, Fasc. 1. 112 pp. 71 pls.
see next entry
-- CG 34065-34186: Pierre Lacau, Stèles du Nouvel Empire, Le Caire,
1926, T. I, Fasc. 2. pp. 113-232.
[fascicles 1 and 2 bound together] - pdf-file (67 MB)
URL (CFEETK)
-- CG 34001-34186: Pierre Lacau, Stèles du Nouvel Empire, Le Caire,
1957, T. I, Fasc. 3. pp. 233-261  
not yet available.
-- CG 34187-36000: not available
-- CG 36001-37521: Percy E. Newberry, Scarab-shaped Seals,
London, 1907. VIII, 384 pp., 22 pls. [pp. 345-352 are missing;
pp. 353-360 are repeated] - pdf-file (24 MB)
URL
-- CG 37522-38000: not available
-- CG 38001-39384: Georges Daressy, Statues de divinités, 
T. I, Texte, Le Caire, 1906. – 417 pp. – pdf-file (31.2 MB)
URL
-- CG 38001-39384: Georges Daressy, Statues de divinités. 
T. II. Planches, Le Caire, 1905. – 63 pls. – pdf-file (7.8 MB)
URL
-- CG 39385-43226: not available
-- CG 43227: G. Lefebvre, Papyrus de Ménandre --
not yet available
-- CG 43226-41000: not available
-- CG 41001-41041: Alexandre Moret, Sarcophages de l'époque
bubastide à  l'époque saïte, vol. 1, Le Caire, 1913. xv, 160 pp.,
40 pls. - pdf-file (14 MB)
URL
-- CG 41001-41041: Alexandre Moret, Sarcophages de l'époque
bubastide à l'époque saïte, vol. 2, Le Caire, 1913. pp. 161-344,
40 pls. - pdf-file (11 MB)
URL
-- CG 41042-41048: Henri Gauthier, Cercueils anthropoïdes des
prêtres de Montou, vol. 1, Le Caire, 1913, viii, 160 pp., 40 pls.,
URL
-- CG 41048 [continued]-41072: Henri Gauthier, Cercueils
anthropoïdes des prêtres de Montou, vol. 2, Le Caire, 1913,
pp. 161-560 - pdf-file (23 MB)
URL
-- CG 41073-42000: not available
-- CG 42001-42138: G. Legrain,  Statues et statuettes de rois et 
de particuliers, Le Caire, 1906. I, 171 pp., 79 pls. - pdf-file (34.7 MB)
URL  [PDF] (CFTEEK)
-- CG 42139-42191: G. Legrain,  Statues et statuettes de rois et 
de particuliers, Le Caire, 1909. II, 114 pp., 53 pls. - pdf-file (20.3 MB)
URL  [PDF] (CFTEEK)
-- CG 42192-42250: G. Legrain,  Statues et statuettes de rois et 
de particuliers, Le Caire, 1914. III, 157 pp., 53 pls. - pdf-file (18.2 MB)
URL  [PDF] (CFTEEK)
--  CG 42001-42250: H. Gauthier,  Statues et statuettes de rois et
de particuliers, Le Caire, 1925. Indices des tomes I, II et III, 
42 pp. - pdf-file (1.4 MB)
URL  [PDF] (CFTEEK)
-- CG 42251-43226: not available
-- CG 43227: Gustave Lefebvre, Papyrus de Ménandre, 
Le Caire, 1911. - 46 pp., 53 pls. – pdf-file (8.7 MB)
URL
-- CG 43228-44000: not available
-- CG 44001-44102: Georges Bénédite, Miroirs, Le Caire,
1907. XXXV, 64 pp., 25 pls. - pdf-file (9.3 MB)
URL
-- CG 44103-44300: not available
-- CG 44301-44638: Georges Bénédite, Objets de toilette, 1ère
partie: Peignes, etc., Le Caire, 1911. - 80  pp., 25 pls.
URL (Gallica)
[Peignes, épingles de tête, étuis et pots à kohol, stylets à kohol]
-- CG 44639-46000: not available 
-- CG 46001-46529: Howard Carter, Percy E. Newberry,
The Tomb of Thoutmôsis IV, Westminster, 1904. vii,
150 pp., 28 pls. - pdf-file (12 MB)
URL
-- CG 46530-48273: Percy E. Newberry, Funerary Statuettes and
Model Sarcophagi. Fascicle 1, Le Caire, 1930. - 304 pp. - pdf-file
(40.3 MB)
URL
URL
-- CG 48274-48575:  Percy E. Newberry, Funerary Statuettes and
Model Sarcophagi. Fascicle 2, Le Caire, 1937. - pp. 305-405 -
pdf-file (46.3 MB)
URL
-- CG 46530-48575: Percy E. Newberry, Funerary Statuettes and 
Model Sarcophagi. Indices et planches, Fascicle 3, Le Caire, 
1957. - pp. 407-435, 45 pls. - pdf-file (16.3 MB)
URL
-- CG 48576-48600: not available
-- CG 48601–48649: Josephson, Jack A. and Eldamaty, Mamdouh 
Mohamed, Statues of the XXVth and XXVIth Dynasties. Le Caire, 1999. – 
116 pp., 49 pls. 
not yet online
-- CG 48650-50000: not available
-- CG 50001-50022: see CG 30601-31270, 50001-50022 above.
-- CG 50023-51000: not available 
-- CG 51001-51191: J. E. Quibell, Tomb of Yuaa and Thuiu,
Le Caire, 1908. VII, 80 pp., 1 frontispiece, 60 pls. - pdf-file (13 MB)
URL
-- CG 51192-52000: not available
-- CG 52001-53855: Émile Vernier, Bijoux et orfèvreries, tome 1:
Texte, tome 2: Index et planches, Le Caire, 1907-1927 - 519 pp.,
113 pls. [published in 4 fascicles with text and plates combined]
--- CG 52001-52151: [tome 1-2: Texte et planches], fascicule 1,
Le Caire, 1907.
see next entry
--- CG 52152-52639: [tome 1-2: Texte et planches], fascicule 2,
Le Caire, 1909.
[fascicules 1 and 2 bound together] - pp. 1-200, pls. 1-37
URL (Gallica)
--- CG 52640-53171: [tome 1-2: Texte et planches], fascicule 3,
Le Caire, 1925. - pp. 201-384, pls. 38-81
URL (Gallica)
--- CG 53172-53855: [tome 1: Texte], fascicule 4, Le Caire, 1927. -
pp. 385-519
URL (Gallica)
--- CG 52001-53855: tome 2: Index et planches, [fascicule 4],
Le Caire, 1927. - 47 pp., pls. 82-113
URL (Gallica)
-- CG 53856-58000: not available
-- CG 58001-58036: Wladimir Golénischeff, Papyrus hiératiques.
Premier fascicule, Le Caire, 1927 [all published]. - 268 pp., 39 pls. - 
pdf-file (806 MB [sic])
URL (JScholarship)
58001-58006: prayers to Osiris; 58007-58023: Books of Breathing;
58024: BD 27 and religious text; 58025: BD 135 and religious text;
58026: BD 182 and religious text; 58027-58029: ritual for the protection 
of the sleeping King; 58030: Amenophis ritual; 58031: Sokar ritual; 
58032: decree of Nes-khons for Amun; 58033: decree of Pinodjem for Amun; 
58034: decree of Amun for Osiris; 58035: decree of Month for a dead; 
58036: ritual of Opening of the Mouth
-- CG 58037-61050: not available
-- CG 61001-61044:  Georges Daressy, Cercueils des cachettes
royales, Le Caire, 1909, 247 pp., 64 pls. - pdf-file (27.3 MB)
URL
-- CG 61045-61050: not available
-- CG 61051-61100: G. Elliot Smith, The Royal Mummies,
Le Caire, 1912. VII, 118 pp., 1 frontispiece., 103 pls. 
URL (University of Chicago)
-- CG 61101-63000: not available
-- CG 63001–64906: Currelly, C.T. Stone Implements, 
Le Caire, 1913. – 278 pp., 63 pls. - pdf-file (20.4 MB)
URL
-- CG 64907-67000: not available
-- CG 67001-67124: Jean Maspero, Papyrus grecs
d'époque byzantine, vol. 1, Le Caire, 1911. iv, 283 pp.,
33 pls. - pdf-file (25 MB)
URL
-- CG 67125-67278: Jean Maspero, Papyrus grecs d'époque
byzantine, vol. 2, Le Caire, 1913. 263 pp., 28 pls. - pdf-file (21 MB)
URL
-- CG 67279-67359: Jean Maspero, Papyrus grecs d'époque
byzantine, vol. 3, Le Caire, 1916. xxxvi, 260 pp., 8 pls. - pdf-file (20 MB)
URL
-- CG 67360-70000: not available 
-- CG 70001-70050: Günther Roeder, Naos, Leipzig, 1914. VI,
191 pp., 91 pls. - this vol. is split into two parts:
text - pdf-file (13 MB): URL
plates - pdf-file (13 MB): URL




Some additional, related, materials:
Répertoire généalogique et onomastique du Musée du Caire: -- Georges Legrain, Répertoire généalogique et onomastique du Musée du Caire. Monuments de la XVIIe et de la XVIIIe dynastie, Genève, 1908. - 340 autographed pp. - pdf-file (19 MB) URL "Le Répertoire dont je publie aujourd'hui un premier fragment a pour but de mettre à la disposition des égyptologues les documents généalogiques et onomastiques que fournissent les monuments égyptiens du Musée du Caire. Le fonds primitif fut constitué par les statues sorties de la cachette de Karnak. L'idée m'était venue de le publier à part, comme appendice ou complément du _Catalogue général des statues de rois et de particuliers_ qui paraît actuellement. M. Maspero voulut bien penser que je pouvais faire davantage en agrandissant le plan conçu et entreprendre le Répertoire généalogique et onomastique complet du Musée du Caire." -- Another version of the previous book - pdf-file (13 MB) URL Catalogue général des antiquités égyptiennes du Musée d'Alexandrie (Graeco-Roman Museum, Alexandria): -- Evaristo Breccia, La necropoli di Sciatbi, volume primo: (Testo), Le Caire, 1912 (Catalogue général des antiquités égyptiennes (Musée d'Alexandrie), nos. 1-624). - lvi, 212 pp. - pdf-file (17 MB) URL "È chiaro perciò, che non dobbiamo incolpare Strabone d'inesattezza, ma dobbiamo del pari aramettere l'esistenza di estesi, importanti cimiteri a oriente della città, alcuni dei quali risalivano fino agli anni prossimi alla fondazione della nuova capitale dell'Egitto. Da quanto son venuto esponendo risulta inoltre che i cimiteri orientali sono anche a priori da ritenere esclusivamente di greci e di stranieri, e che la necropoli occidentale fu prevalentemente d'indigeni nei primi tempi della dominazione greca, d'indigeni e di stranieri nel periodo successivo. Riservandomi di pubblicare man mano tutt'i documenti e le osservazioni intorno a tutte le tombe o gruppi di tombe, che ho avuto occasione di osservare o di metodicamente esplorare, mi propongo ora di descrivere più compiutamente che non abbia già fatto, gli scavi eseguiti a varie riprese tra il 1904 e il 1910 nella necropoli di Sciatbi, e di redigere il catalogo degli oggetti che vi abbiamo raccolti, e che sono attualmente esposti nel Museo." -- Evaristo Breccia, La necropoli di Sciatbi, volume secundo: (Tavole), Le Caire, 1912 (Catalogue général des antiquités égyptiennes (Musée d'Alexandrie), nos. 1-624). - vii pp., 82 pls., 1 plan - pdf-file (11 MB) URL Guide du Musée Gréco-Romain, Alexandrie: -- E. Breccia, Alexandrea ad Aegyptum. Guide de la ville ancienne et moderne et du Musée Gréco-Romain, Bergamo, 1914. - xi, 319 pp., 2 pls, 1 plan - pdf-file (24 MB) URL "Le touriste arrive en Egypte pressé de voir les Pyramides et les ruines grandioses de la civilisation pharaonique dont la description a exalté son imagination dès l'enfance ... Pour lui, Alexandrie n'est plus qu'un port! Mais il n' aura eu qu'une idée incomplète de la merveilleuse histoire de ce pays cent fois mort et cent fois ressuscité, il partira avec une regrettable lacune dans la série de ses impressions et de ses connaissances. Nous espérons le démontrer." - Guide du Musée, pp. 143-314