Prince Omar Toussoun

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Acknowledgements
We extend our thanks to all those who have helped in preparing this publication.
Our gratitude goes to Professor Zahi Hawas, Secretary General of the Supreme
Council of Antiquities, to Ahmed Abdel Fattah, the former Director General
of the Greco-Roman Museum, to Magda Ghali Shenouda, the former Director
General of the Greco-Roman Museum, to Professor Mervat Seif El Din, the
Director General of the Greco-Roman Museum, to Adel Gad, the Curator of the
Greco-Roman Museum, to Aurore Awad Abdel Shahid, the former Curator of
the Greco-Roman Museum, and to Iman Mahmoud Zaghloul, the Director of
the Greco-Roman Library.
The editors also wish to thank the team from the Alexandria and Mediterranean
Research Center who contributed, including Yasser Aref, Abdallah Dawestashy,
Mohamed El Ekiaby, Nadine Seif El Din Fahmy and Mina Nader.

Editors
Mohamed Awad & Carole Escoffey

CONTENTS
The Submerged Ruins of the Bay of Aboukir,
by Prince Omar Toussoun

Prince Omar Toussouns Collection and Library

at the Greco-Roman Museum of Alexandria

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OMAR TOUSSOUN
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The Submerged Ruins of the Bay of

Aboukir

EXCERPT
From: Bulletin de la Socit Royale dArchologie dAlexandrie, No. 29

ALEXANDRIA

SOCIT DE PUBLICATIONS GYPTIENNES

1934

The Submerged Ruins of the Bay of Aboukir 1

Pl. I.

Mr. President, Ladies and Gentlemen,

The Bay of Aboukir held many a great surprise for us. We already knew
that the ancient Canopic Branch, that stretched as far as El Hamra Fort on
the road to Rosetta, extended approximately 8 kilometers further on into the
bay, according to the drilling work undertaken in 1859 by Mr. Larousse, an
engineer for the Compagnie de Suez, following the orders of Viceroy Sad
Pasha (see Mmoire sur lAntique Alexandrie, by Mahmoud Bey El Falaki,
p.79), and according to the map of the British Admiralty. This extension was
also confirmed in the first century A.D. by Pliny in his Book V, Chapter XXXIV,
paragraph I:
Of the islands facing Asia, the first is situated in the Canopic Mouth of
the Nile, thus named it is said after Canopus, the ships pilot of Menelaus. The
second island is that of Pharos, linked to Alexandria by a bridge.
The first of the two islands referred to by Pliny, is the one known today as
Nelsons Island, situated approximately 11 kilometers from the shore where the
ancient Canopic Branch ends, at El Hamra Fort. It is obvious that this distance
is not in keeping with the words of Pliny, within the Canopic Mouth of the
river, which must describe a situation totally different from the one existing
today and it confirms the findings of engineer Larousses work.
At around the same period, Pomponius Mela, in Book II, Chapter VII,
tells us:
Canopus, opposite the mouth of the river Nile known as the Canopic
Mouth, is also not very extended. It was named after a certain Canopus, the
pilot of Menelaus, who died on that island. The island then gave its name to
that particular mouth of the river.

1 This is an English translation of a lecture read by H.R.H. Prince Omar Toussoun at a meeting of the Socit
Royale dArchologie held on 29 March 1934. The title of the French original was Les Ruines sous-marines
de la Baie dAboukir.
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It is for this same reason given by the author that the branch of the Nile
came to be known by that name. The name Heracleotic given to it by some
authors, is derived from the city of Heracleum which was situated near the mouth
of the river, and would have been more appropriate than the first name, because
of that citys greater proximity to the mouth of the river than Canopus.
The extension marked on the map was traced following the depths
marked on the map of the British Admiralty, the latter constituting an official
document that leaves no room for doubt. The tracing follows a line of depths
up to 24 feet (7.32 meters), marking the bed of the ancient branch; whereas the
depths to the left and right of the line traced do not exceed 18 feet (5.49 meters),
and represent what remains of the old banksof the branch in question. At the far
end of the eastern bank, the depth immediately drops from 18 feet (5.49 meters)
to depths of up to 33 feet (10.65 meters).
Even though we are aware of this extension, no one could ever have
guessed that the bay contained such important ruins as the ones that we have
just discovered, and which, in my opinion, constitute only a small part of what
lies submerged under its waters and sands. We knew that the location of the
two cities of Menouthis and Heracleum remained to be determined. The first
of these was thought to be situated within the sand dunes south of El Ramleh
Fort, and the second where El Hamra Fort stands. Now, however, thanks to the
new discoveries, it is certain that the two cities are to be found in the Bay of
Aboukir.
I believe that the credit here goes to Mr. Daressy, former Secretary
General of the Service of Antiquities in our country, since he was the first to have
thought that this was the location of these cities (see Mnlas et lembouchure
de la Branche Canopique, in the Revue de lgypte Ancienne, Volume II, pp.
20-51).
We came to know of those ruins in the following manner:
Group Captain Cull, Commander of the R.A.F. depot in Aboukir,
had informed me that, when flying over the Bay of Aboukir, one could see
something in the form of a horseshoe under the water. I asked the fishermen in
the village whether they knew of the existence of some old ruins in that area;
they informed me that at one particular point some ruins were to be found
covering an area of approximately feddan (2,100 meters), including some
thirty to forty columns, and that about 200 meters from there towards the shore,
covering an area of approximately 2 feddans (8,400 meters) lay the foundations
of ancient buildings along with some columns. The first site was pinpointed by
my engineer as being at 1,800 meters out in the bay, to the east of El Ramleh
Fort, on which stands the water reservoir of the R.A.F. camp.
On Friday 5 May 1933, having obtained the help of a diver, I went to
the place in question, along with Professors Breccia and Adriani, and Dr PuyHaubert. After having measured the depth of the water and found it to be 5
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meters, the diver went down and confirmed beyond any doubt the presence
of several marble columns and others, probably of red granite. From time to
time, he brought up some remains to the surface, among which was the white
marble head of a statue. When the latter had been cleaned, much to our surprise,
Professor Breccia declared it to be the head of a statue of Alexander the Great.
The head is about one foot tall (0.305 meter) indicating that the statue must
have been slightly larger than life size and according to its shape, its back must
have been fixed to a wall.
Such was our extraordinary and interesting discovery. As for the other
site of ruins, we were unable explore it because it became windy making the
water unclear, so that the diver could not see anything lying under the water.
I must add that, at first, I was under the impression that the ruins pointed out
by Group Captain Cull were of the temple where the head of Alexander had
been found; but later on, when he had been kind enough to have the site he had
discovered photographed and given me copies thereof, I realized that it was
very different and much closer to the shore than the temple, because it is about
450 meters from the coast, rather than 1,800 meters like the other site.
During last summer, I had my engineer explore the bay on several
occasions, which led to the discovery of other ruins:
1. A temple located 240 meters from the shore, opposite the beginning of the
present day dike of Aboukir and where, it seems, a dozen columns are to be
found. I had one of them brought up to the surface in order to determine the
kind of stone that the columns were made of. It is the lower part of a broken
column in red granite, and is 2 meters long with a diameter of 75 centimeters
at the base and 74 centimeters at the point where the column was broken.
According to reliable sources, the column must have been about 6 meters
tall, indicating that it must have belonged to a rather important building.
2. In front of the present day dike of Aboukir, there is yet another dike that runs
parallel to it in the sea at a distance varying between 100 and 250 meters
approximately. The first part of the dike is 125 meters long, on dry land and
well built. Its existence would indicate that the present dike is not the first
to have been built and that, probably, others may still exist buried under the
sand.
3. In that same bay there are 7 other stone dikes of varying lengths going from
100 to 250 meters, from 4 to 6 meters wide and about 1 meter high. One
of them, the fifth from the north, is made of bricks, whereas the others are
made of stone. Their position and alignment are irregular and it is difficult
to determine the reason for their construction. Could they have been the
salt drying structures mentioned by Herodotus as being situated within the
Canopic Branch? (Book II, paragraph 113). This is quite possible.
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4. Some bases of red granite columns were also lifted out of the water from the
same place where the head of Alexander had been found.
Now, what are these ruins and what did they form part of?
The most important concentration of underwater ruins we have discovered
so far within the Bay of Aboukir is the place where the head of Alexander
the Great was found, in addition to another site a short distance to the east of
the first, covering a larger area. That the first is the site of a temple is certain
because of the very nature of its ruins composed mainly of columns and their
bases, as well as because of the presence of the head in question. The other
site, even though covering a larger area, seems to be composed mainly of the
foundations of stone buildings with very few columns. In my opinion, it was
probably a residential area and, consequently, this must be the site of a city with
its temple.
We shall take the town of Canopus and the Canopic Mouth as a basis in
order to determine the origin of these ruins. The location of this city corresponds
to the surroundings of Tewfikeya Fort with its temple of Serapis, indicated by
the granite columns and the mosaic situated south of the fort.
Among the classical authors, Strabo is the one who describes the coast
between Alexandria and the Canopic Mouth of the river in the most detail. He
informs us that just after Canopus was located the city of Heracleum, which
had a temple dedicated to Hercules, and then came the Canopic Mouth marking
the beginning of the Delta (Book XVII, Chapter I, paragraph 18). Concerning
this temple which was situated on the bank, Herodotus tells us that it was no
longer permitted to capture any fugitive slave who had escaped from his master,
if he received the divine stigmata and gave himself up to the god (Book II,
paragraph 113).
Not one of those authors mentions Menouthis, and it is only in the second
century A.D. that we come to know of it for the first time from a fragment of an
inscription according to which a devout pagan dedicated a statue of the Isis of
Menouthis to the Isis of Pharos (Canope, Menouthis, Aboukir, by Pre Faivre,
p. 36). Nevertheless, it must certainly have existed during their time because of
its famous temple dedicated to that goddess. It is however possible that those
authors considered it to be part of the city of Canopus and that its temple, which
had not yet acquired the fame it was to have later on, was eclipsed by the temple
of Serapis in Canopus.
When calculating the distances, Strabo tells us, Another distance of 150
stadia (26,840 meters) separates the Canopic Mouth from the Island of Pharos
(Book XVII, Chapter I, paragraph 6). He goes on to say (paragraph 17) The
city of Canopus is 120 stadia (23,072 meters) from Alexandria by land. Since,
when speaking of the second distance he states that it is by land, it is obvious
that the first distance, even though he does not specify it, must certainly have
been by sea. The starting point of both distances, one from the island and the
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other from the city, undoubtedly could not have differed much in length, and
the land route must have run parallel to the coast, the same being applicable to
the sea route. Without much risk of error, we can safely say that the difference
between two distances, i.e. 30 stadia (5,768 meters), must have also represented
the distance between the city of Canopus and the Canopic Mouth. Today, the
distance between the temple of Serapis and the mouth, as indicated on the map,
is 6,800 meters, namely one kilometer more than 30 stadia. However, we should
not disregard the fact that the temple of Serapis must have been in the center of
the city, and if we were to move the beginning of our measurement to its eastern
limit, this difference would be considerably reduced or would even disappear.
The stadium used here is the Olympic stadium of 192.27 meters used
for the measurements of Strabo in Egypt, as I stated in my Mmoire sur les
Anciennes Branches du Nil, (Chapter I, Les Anciennes Mesures, p. 3).
What we need to do now is to fix the position of the two missing cities,
each with its own temple: Menouthis with its temple of Isis and Heracleum
with its temple of Hercules. To which of these two cities do the ruins of the city
and temple that we found in the Bay of Aboukir belong? That is what I shall try
to answer by ascertaining the respective locations of the two cities.
When mentioning the distance from Alexandria to Canopus, Ammianus
Marcellinus (Book XXII, Ch. 16) tells us that it measured 12 (Roman) miles.
Apparently, the city contained many comfortable inns, and its air was so pure
and the weather so fair, that a foreigner who only heard the murmur of the breeze
there, would have thought himself transported into a world other than that of men.
In the Life of Severus, Zacharias Scholasticus (Patrologie Orientale, Volume I,
p.17) says that Menouthis was 14 (Roman) miles away from Alexandria and
next to Canopus. This means that there were only two miles (2,960 meters) or
about three kilometers between Canopus and Menouthis. Yet the ruins under
the water are 3,250 meters from the temple of Serapis. Such a difference must
be considered very small and, with the abovementioned reservation that the
temple of Serapis must have stood in the center of the city, we can certainly
attribute those ruins to Menouthis and its temple of Isis.
Now that we have established the position of Menouthis, it becomes
easy to determine that of Heracleum as well, since, according to Herodotus it
stood on the shore and according to Strabo it was close to the Canopic Mouth,
as mentioned above. It is made even easier to determine the position of the city
by Sophronius (Miracles des Saints Cyr et Jean, pp. 39 and 43) who informs us
that there were two miles (2,960 meters) between Menouthis and Heracleum.
By placing it on the map at that distance from the ruins we have attributed to
the first of the two cities, it would mean an additional kilometer approximately
between the second city and the Canopic Mouth which would correspond to
what we have been told by the two ancient authors concerning its position.
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Now that these positions have been established, we can return to

Menouthis and its two temples.

The City
The origins of Menouthis are fairly obscure. As I stated above, none of
the classical authors mention it, and it is only in the second century A.D. that its
name appears. It certainly must have existed before that date, but since it had not
yet acquired the importance it would later have, it must have been considered
as part of the city of Canopus. It only gained considerable prominence around
the fourth century, thanks to its famous temple of Isis, followed by that of the
Evangelists, of equal fame. In those times, Menouthis was linked to Canopus
by a road lined with villas, baths and other monuments (Dict. dArch. Chr. et
de Lit, Volume III, p. 3218) all of which are now submerged under the Bay of
Aboukir. We know that the city still existed at the time of the Arab invasion
because Sophronius, Patriarch of Jerusalem from 629638 A.D., praises the
miracles of the sanctuary of Saint Cyrus and Saint John which was situated
there at that time. The date of its disappearance remains unknown. Yet, after the
Arab invasion the sanctuary having ceased to function, fell into ruin, leading
most probably to the gradual decline of the city, which must have disappeared
along with it in the same cataclysm.

The Pagan Temple

The pagan temple was dedicated to Isis and stood between the dune to
the west and the sea to the east. It was renowned for its miraculous cures.
This fame attracted a huge clientele from which the city of Menouthis greatly
benefited. Visitors to the temple included not only the sick, but people in
good health whose behavior was considered scandalous. When paganism was
vanquished and the emperors strove towards its abolishment, Canopus and
Menouthis were not spared. In Canopus, the temple of Serapis was destroyed
by Patriarch Theophilus (385412) who, in its place built the Monastery of
Penitence entrusted to the Pachomian monks of Tabennisi. As for the temple of
Isis which had survived it, the same patriarch gave the order to build a church
dedicated to the Evangelists in Menouthis close to the pagan temple, with the
aim of bringing about the ruin of this temple; however he died before realizing
his objective.
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The triumph of Christianity having failed to diminish the great reputation

of the Sanctuary of the Goddess to which the crowds still flocked, Patriarch
Cyril (412444), the successor of the previous patriarch, resolved to replace the
idolatrous cult with devout Christian practices. To achieve this, on 28 June 414
he had the bodies of the martyrs Cyrus and John transferred from the Basilica of
Saint Mark in Alexandria to the Church of the Evangelists in Menouthis. Soon
enough, miraculous cures brought crowds of pilgrims from Alexandria, Egypt,
Libya and all over the world, thus overshadowing the fame of the Temple of
Isis. As of that moment, Isis was condemned to disappear; her statue and altar
were overthrown; the pagan temple was abandoned and soon fell into ruin.
Abandoned by men, besieged by the sands, it gradually disappeared. It even
seems that some helped to bury it. Whatever the case, by the end of the fifth
century no trace of it was left and the Christian sanctuary had become just as
famous and prosperous as that of the Egyptian goddess.

The Christian Temple

However, this substitution only took place gradually and the pagan cult
did not die a sudden death: it was reduced to going into hiding and continuing its
practices in great secrecy. The population did not forget the happy times when
it lived off the generosity of those who were attracted by the gods of healing.
The temple had disappeared but its servants had organized a mysterious hiding
place in a house that was used to store deities brought from elsewhere. These
deities were revered, they were offered sacrifices and their altars were well kept.
As for the Christians of the city and even the church clerics, they pretended to
be ignorant of this and on occasion knew how to obtain a good price for their
silence.
This state of affairs lasted for some time until a pagan student named
Paralios, to whom the Christian doctrine appealed, was nevertheless attracted
to visit Menouthis in order to consult the oracles. He was displeased by the
answers given to him by the oracles, so he then spoke of Isis in disparaging
terms which earned him a severe beating from his comrades. Furious at this, he
revealed the hiding place, from which a collection of various idols of all kinds
was removed, in particular, dogs, cats, monkeys, crocodiles and reptiles. Some
of these idols were burnt then and there, and the rest were loaded onto the backs
of twenty camels and sent to Alexandria where they suffered the same fate.
Such an execution drew attention to Menouthis which, now deprived of the
goddess Isis, succeeded to attract wealth by a different kind of pilgrimage, and
once again witnessed the arrival of the sick and the crowds drawn by the reputed
miraculous cures. From the fifth century onwards, it had become common
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practice and people came from all the provinces of the Empire. Sophronius
of Damascus, Patriarch of Jerusalem (629638), came to that city when he
was a monk, between the years 610 and 620 and was cured of an eye ailment.
His gratitude led him to compile a collection of sixty miracles that took place
there during his time. He also left us a full description of the temple, which
I am reproducing here because it is as interesting to us as that of its pagan
counterpart, also submerged in the Bay of Aboukir.
Following is the description (Dict. dArch. Chr. et de Lit., Volume I,
pp.11131114):
The sanctuary was situated between the coast to the east and a hill of
sand to the west. Sailors could see it from the open sea. It was surrounded by
an enclosure with an entrance in the side facing the sea. Outside the enclosure,
to the right of the door, stood a fountain bearing the names of the patrons of
the church. Inside the enclosure, stood the church with its portico; the house of
the deacon and his family was adjoining to the basilica. The rooms below and
on the first floor reserved for the sick, were designed to accommodate one or
two persons and they were often all occupied. The baths of the saints, with their
surrounding steam rooms were also always occupied. The bursar, the deacon,
the assistant deacon, the guardian of confessions, porters, convalescents
who were well enough to give a helping hand when needed, poor patients,
rich patients carried on stretchers, healthy people who had come to pray,
pilgrims and some fishermen constituted both the permanent and the transient
population. The bodies of the two martyrs, as well as the surgical probe of Saint
Cyrus who had practiced that profession, were preserved there. The oil from
the lamp burning in front of the tomb was distributed. Commemorative plaques
of the most outstanding cures were on display. A former prefect by the name of
Nemesion had had the walls adjoining the confessional covered with marble,
on which could be seen the figures of Christ, Saint John the Baptist and Saint
Cyrus, before whom the donor would celebrate the grace he had received.
Saint Cyrus and Saint John were invoked for the sick, for ship wrecks, for
the harvest, to ward off spells, to cure infertile women etc.
Soon after the visit of Sophronius, the pagan Persians, having invaded
Egypt, captured Alexandria also and destroyed all the temples situated to the
west of the city while sparing those to the east, including the sanctuary of Saint
Cyrus and Saint John (Patr. Or., Volume I, pp.485 and 487). Nevertheless it is
more than likely that, even though spared, it suffered greatly from the change of
rulers in the country, leading to its ruin. Was it then, or at the time of the Arab
invasion which followed soon after the Persian invasion, that the bodies of the
two saints were taken to Rome? It is difficult to say, although it is certain that
they were transferred at that period, and the fact that Egypt was taken over by the
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Arabs whose religion was different from the one practiced by those who visited
the sanctuary, brought about its final ruin. Nothing is left of it today, save the
name of Aboukir. It is even more probable, considering its fame, that the name
had already been applied to Menouthis, and that when that city disappeared, it
was transferred to the village called Aboukir today.

Conclusion
From all of the above, we can conclude that an important part of the
Egyptian territory on which stood two cities, each with a temple of great renown,
as well as a part of the largest branch of the Nile in antiquity, are now to be found
under the sea. What is most surprising about this is that such a cataclysm took
place during recorded history, yet not one author mentions it. Part of this even
took place during the middle of the medieval period. The upheaval seems to
have taken place during at least two periods, or perhaps more. Yet, as mentioned
above, during the first century A.D. Strabo described the coast by saying that
after Canopus came Heracleum, and then the Canopic Mouth followed by the
Delta. Consequently, the sea was beyond this mouth. Menouthis, according to
its location determined by us, was situated between Canopus and Heracleum
and was not next to the sea. Sophronius, at the beginning of the seventh century
A.D., when describing the Church of the Evangelists in Menouthis, tells us that
it was by the sea. This indicates that at that time, Heracleum and the Canopic
Mouth no longer existed, having disappeared between these two periods. This
is rather extraordinary because if Menouthis and its temple had been abandoned
and fallen into ruin after the transfer of the bodies of Saint Cyrus and Saint John
to Rome, followed by the Arab invasion, and if this disappearance took place
unnoticed, the same cannot be said of the disappearance of Heracleum and the
Canopic Mouth. Their disappearance took place in front of Menouthis and its
temple at a time of prosperity and activity for the latter, and before the very
eyes of historians and others who frequented them. We are dealing here with a
truly inexplicable situation.
Having said that, what could have been the causes of the cataclysm?
In my opinion, there could only have been two possibilities: either the
level of the land subsided, or, the sea level rose. But which was it?
Most of those who have examined the matter, believe that the cause of
all upheavals of the kind that took place in the country originates in ground
subsidence. Personally, I only partly agree with them because I believe that
both causes could have brought about changes such as the ones which occurred
in the coastal zone of the country. Further inland, we must attribute the changes
to the rising level of the sea in some cases, while others, which do not concern
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us here, can be explained by a natural rise of the level of the land due to the silt
deposited by the Nile.
In the case which concerns us now, both causes have undoubtedly played
a role. The ruins of the temple are to be found five meters under the water, and if
we agree that it was originally three meters above sea level, this would amount
to a difference of eight meters between then and now. We cannot possibly claim
that the sea level has risen that much. Had it done so, this would have entailed
repercussions in other countries of the Mediterranean Basin, which I do not
believe occurred.
Having said that, let us go back into the city. I shall take as an example
the hypogea of Kom El Shogafa. Nowadays, they are flooded by water, the
level of which is 0.37 meter above sea level according to a recent measurement.
As the difference with the sea level is minimal and could disappear with the
movement of the tide, we can consider that, practically speaking, this water is
at sea level. These hypogea were dug into the limestone layer which must be
very deep and, consequently, cannot have subsided allowing such an infiltration
of water from the sea. On the other hand, it is likewise unthinkable that these
tombs were dug out under water so that the bodies were submerged, and that
the sea level at that time was the same as today. Surely the tombs would have
been dug out at a shallower level. Therefore, I believe that it is clear that, in this
case, the rising sea level must have been the reason why these hypogea were
flooded with water.
However, I am barely touching the question here and it needs more
extensive study. The matter cannot be settled by the opinion of one single
individual. I shall, therefore, stop here hoping that I have not tested your
patience too much.
OMAR TOUSSOUN

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Prince Omar Toussouns

Collection and Library
at the
Greco-Roman Museum of Alexandria

Ahmed Abdel Fattah

Former Director General of the Greco-Roman Museum of Alexandria

Magda Ghali Shenouda

Former Director General of the Greco-Roman Museum of Alexandria

Aurore Awad Abdel Shahid

Former Curator of the Greco-Roman Museum of Alexandria

introduction
Evidence of Prince Omar Toussouns contribution to both the discovery
of a large portion of the ancient Alexandrian heritage and to its preservation
is shown by records at the Greco-Roman Museum of Alexandria in addition
to scientific documents including books and journals. His efforts extended
to ancient Canopus (Aboukir), on the coast to the west of Alexandria, and to
ancient Mareia, located on the southern shore of Lake Mareotis.
Prince Toussoun assisted archeologists and scholars, and facilitated and
participated in archeological excavations on his own lands in Aboukir and
Mamoura. However, the princes efforts were not restricted to facilitating the
discovery of antiquities, but also to restoring them. In 1934, he restored antiquities
in Kasr El Katig and in Mareotis. He also wrote about archeology, and donated
to the Greco-Roman Museum valuable antiquities that were either discovered
by him or discovered on his lands by others. Prince Toussoun did not sell them
at a time when buying, selling and exporting antiquities was not prohibited
by law. Not only did he donate antiquities, but he also restored any item that
needed restoration. His accomplishments in this field were unprecedented in
the history of the royal family of Mohamed Ali and in Egypt as whole.
Andr Bernand mentions Prince Toussoun in his book Alexandrie la
Grande, as one of the most famous Alexandrian figures of the time who helped
the great archeologist G. Hogarth in his excavations on Kom El Dikka hill in
1895 (where the polish team later discovered Roman baths in 1960).

Toussoun was one of the pioneers in supporting underwater excavations
in Aboukir Bay before the establishment of the Department of Underwater
Archeology. His efforts made him one of the great amateur excavators, along
with Maria Amilia Christine, queen of Naples, who uncovered Herculaneum
and facilitated the discovery of Pompeii, Schliemann who uncovered Troy
and Mycenae, and Theodore M. Davis who uncovered the tomb of Iouiya and
Touiyou in the Valley of the Kings in Thebes.
Excavations in Canopus, which were financed and facilitated by the
prince, enriched the Greco-Roman Museums collections of antiquities from
ancient Alexandria. E. Breccia worked on the princes lands during 19241925, and for several years after. This resulted in more great discoveries that
were donated to the museum. For this reason, Breccia allocated room 22 of the
museum to the antiquities of Canopus and named it the Prince Omar Toussoun
Gallery. Breccia mentioned this fact in the French version of the museums
guidebook.
In 1917 the prince also helped Daninos Pasha in Ramleh Fort to uncover
the Bath of Cleopatra, known to archeologists today as the Bath of Aboukir.

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The recent discovery, using modern technology, of the sunken antiquities

of ancient Canopus, has been in a way attributed to the initial efforts of Prince
Toussoun in uncovering ancient Canopus and its two neighboring towns of
Menouthis and Heracleum. His work in this field also led to the discovery in
Aboukir Bay of the white marble bust of Alexander the Great (exhibit 23848),
which measures 30 cm.
It is fortunate that large parts of the legendary ancient city of Canopus
lay in the princes lands, otherwise they would have remained undiscovered, or
at least not found in their current well preserved condition. This archeological
site is known as the West Beach (or the West Temple). Its western region,
currently known as Mamoura, has greatly shrunk over the past few years due to
environmental reasons and the increase in population.
The prince was the Honorary president of the Royal association of
archeology from 1905-1944, the longest time anyone held this position. These
thirty nine years, considered the golden years of the association and of the
Greco-Roman Museum, resulted in increased and unprecedented archeological
excavations and discoveries in Alexandria, Aboukir, Mareotis, and Wadi
Natroun. The association celebrated its 50th anniversary inside kom El shogafa
Cemetery, and decorated its pillars with flowers and sweet basil. However, the
prince was unable to attend the celebration because he was ill.
The prince owned a library in his Bacos palace, which contained a rare
collection of books on heritage and archeology. This library was considered
the third largest and most valuable in Alexandria, after the municipal library
and the library of the Greco-Roman Museum. The University of Alexandria
had not yet been founded. The prince donated it for public use long before the
1952 revolution and the orders which followed to add the princes library to the
municipal library and the Library of the Greco-Roman Museum. The library
cataloguing appendix attached to this catalogue depicts the value of the princes
collection. It holds priceless books in the field of archeology and heritage.
The attached catalogue of antiquities reflects the administrative display
procedures of the museum followed then. The prince in fact donated a larger
number of artifacts than what is listed in the catalogue. In 1985, two coffins,
the remains of some pillars and the symbol of justice were found on Omar
Toussouns land in Mamoura. After their discovery, being in a bad condition
they were left in an old deserted building known as El Islah building. The two
coffins are Roman, dating back to the third century, and are made from purple
granite. Similar coffins in the museum were found in other archeological sites.
It was presumed that there was no place for these antiquities in the museum,
so they were initially left on the princes lands until they were donated to the
Greco-Roman Museum, and were then transferred to the archeological site in
Chatby.
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All items listed in the catalogue are merely referred to as donations by

the prince, and do not include any historical information. Their origins have
been investigated using the following source:

E. Breccia, Le Muse grco-romain, 1925-31

Omar Toussoun, Les ruines sous-marines de la Baie dAboukir, in the
Bulletin de la Socit Royale dArchologie dAlexandrie, Numro 29.
E. Breccia, Monuments de lgypte grco-romaine
E. Breccia, Antiquits dcouvertes Maamourah, in the Bulletin de la
Socit Royale dArchologie dAlexandrie, Numro 8.

The catalogue includes treasures such as the marble statue of

Harpocrates (exhibit 18572) representing a smiling, naked child, the eyes of
which are reminiscent of Buddhist art. This statue is unique in Egypt. It also
shows a terracotta lamp (exhibit 18755) painted with scenery from daily life
in a gymnasium. Item number 25774 is an important naos inscribed with the
ancient Egyptian astronomical calendar that goes back to the time of Pharaoh
Nectanebos (380-362 BC). The French expedition found a part of it and recorded
it in the fifth volume of the Description of Egypt, and later Prince Toussoun
discovered the main part and donated it. By strange coincidence the FrancoEgyptian archeological team recently found a third part.
Further efforts are required to identify the topographic features of the sites
where the artifacts listed in this catalogue were found. Listed in this catalogue are
the artifacts whose historical sources have been certified in previous references.
all these items were discovered in Aboukir (ancient Canopus and Mamoura) or
the El Dakhla Oasis. The western borders of Aboukir and the eastern borders of
Mamoura are not archeologically defined as they overlap.
I would like to thank all those who have helped me to produce this
catalogue, especially the museums deputy director, Magda Ghali Shenouda,
the museums curator, Aurore Awad Abdel Shahid. Items the origins of which
have not been discovered are subject for further study in the future.

Ahmed Abdel Fattah
Former Director General of the Greco-Roman Museum of Alexandria

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List of Antiquities
offered by
Prince Omar Toussoun
to the
Greco-Roman Museum of Alexandria

1) Rgis: 3608
Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.71
Description: base de statue de la desse
Isis, sur les ctes deux serpents en relief
Provenance: Maamourah

2) Rgis: 18370
Serial: (7187) B
Matriel: basalte
Dimensions: 0.175
Description: tte de figure de statuette
coiffe lgyptienne restaure
Provenance: Maamourah

3) Rgis: 11705
Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.25x0.18
Description: inscription funraire
chrtienne sur 5 lignes casses en bas
Provenance: Maamourah

4) Rgis: 18367
Serial: (7335) B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.57x0.44x0.13
Description: angle dcoratif fragment
darchitecture
Provenance: Maamourah

5) Rgis: 18368
Serial: (7337) B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.6x0.12x0.37
Description: angle dcoratif fragment
darchitecture
Provenance: Maamourah

6) Rgis: 18369
Serial: (7339) B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.58x0.24x0.245
Description: angle dcoratif fragment
darchitecture en polychromie
(pilier, chapiteau)
Provenance: Maamourah

7) Rgis:18371
Serial: 7341 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 1.54x0.23
Description: colonne cannele avec
chapiteau dorique comase de cinq
tombeaux
Provenance: Maamourah

8) Rgis: 18372
Serial: 7334 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.54x0.21
Description: fragment de corniche
Provenance: Maamourah

9) Rgis: 18373
Serial: 7333 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.47x0.22
Description: fragment de corniche mal
conserv
Provenance: Maamourah

10) Rgis: 18374

Serial: 7336 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.87x0.27
Description: fragment de corniche
Provenance: Maamourah

11) Rgis: 18375

Serial: 7340 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 1.27x0.57
Description: bas relief de soldat
Romain
Provenance: Aboukir

12) Rgis: 18376

Serial: 10264 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.54x0.40
Description: fragment darchitecture,
lettre A grave
Provenance: Maamourah
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13) Rgis: 18377

Serial: 10310 B
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions:0.80x0.30
Description: statuette acphale drape,
couche droite
Provenance: Maamourah

14) Rgis: 18378

Serial: 7334 B
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: H. 0.90
Description: statuette acphale drape,
le buste pos sur une base le tout en un
bloc
Provenance: Maamourah

15) Rgis: 18379

Serial: 7302 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.53x0.20
Description: fragment de corniche
dentele
Provenance: Maamourah

16) Rgis: 18380

Serial: 7301 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.26x0.23
Description: fragment de corniche
dentele
Provenance: Maamourah

17) Rgis: 18381

Serial: 7300 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.45x0.18
Description: fragment de corniche
dentele
Provenance: Maamourah

18) Rgis: 18382

Serial: 7307 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.59x0.22
Description: fragment de corniche
petits carrs diviss entre eux
Provenance: Maamourah

19) Rgis: 18383

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.40x0.215
Description: fragment de corniche
petits carrs diviss entre eux
Provenance: Maamourah

20) Rgis: 18384

Serial: 7299 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.05x0.18
Description: fragment de corniche
dentele
Provenance: Maamourah

21) Rgis: 18385

Serial: 7298 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.39x0.14
Description: fragment de corniche
dentele
Provenance: Maamourah

22) Rgis: 18386

Serial: 7297 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.38x0.20
Description: fragment de corniche
dentele
Provenance: Maamourah

23) Rgis: 18387

Serial: 7296 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.42x0.18
Description: fragment de corniche
dentele
Provenance: Maamourah

24) Rgis: 18388

Serial: 7305 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.66x0.795
Description: fragment de corniche
petits carrs
Provenance: Maamourah

30

25) Rgis: 18389

Serial: 7304 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.39x0.26
Description: fragment de corniche
petits carrs
Provenance: Maamourah

26) Rgis: 18390

Serial: 7303 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.48x0.24
Description: fragment de corniche
petits carrs
Provenance: Maamourah

27) Rgis: 18391

Serial: 10299 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.18
Description: fragment de corniche
feuille dacanthe
Provenance: Maamourah

28) Rgis: 18392

Serial: 7321 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.285x0.18
Description: fragment de corniche
petits carrs
Provenance: Maamourah

29) Rgis: 18393

Serial: 7317 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.25x0.49
Description: fragment de corniche
triglyphe
Provenance: Maamourah

30) Rgis: 18394

Serial: 7311 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.20x0.53
Description: fragment de corniche,
restes de couleurs
Provenance: Maamourah

31) Rgis: 18395

Serial:10329 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.21x0.25
Description: fragment de corniche
feuille dacanthe
Provenance: Maamourah

32) Rgis: 18396

Serial: 7309 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.24x0.18
Description: fragment de corniche
petits carrs
Provenance: Maamourah

33) Rgis: 18397

Serial: 7322 B
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.28x0.30
Description: bouche de fontaine
Provenance:

34) Rgis: 18398

Serial: 10312 B
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.20
Description: chapiteau corinthien
Provenance: Maamourah

35) Rgis: 18399

Serial: 10321 B
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.20
Description: chapiteau corinthien
Provenance: Maamourah

36) Rgis: 18400

Serial: 7326 B
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.79x0.43
Description: petite base votive (Marc
Aurle)
Provenance: Maamourah

31

37) Rgis: 18401

Serial: 7318 B
Matriel: nummolitique
Dimensions: 0.21x0.34
Description: inscription en lhonneur
de Srapis, de Ptolme et Brnice
Provenance: Maamourah

38) Rgis: 18402

Serial: 7319 B
Matriel: monolithe
Dimensions: 0.17x0.33
Description: inscription en lhonneur
de Srapis, de Ptolme et Brnice
Provenance: Maamourah

39) Rgis: 18403

Serial: 7320 B
Matriel: nummolitique
Dimensions: 0.21x0.39
Description: inscription en lhonneur
de Srapis, de Ptolme et Arsino
Provenance: Maamourah

40) Rgis: 18404

Serial:
Matriel: nummolitique
Dimensions: 1.34x0.45
Description: inscription funraire
copte
Provenance: Maamourah

41) Rgis: 18405

Serial: 10324 B
Matriel: marbre bleu
Dimensions: 0.365
Description: fragment de colonne avec
ddicace Srapis
Provenance: Maamourah

42) Rgis: 18406

Serial: 7327 B
Matriel: granite rose
Dimensions: 0.45x0.365
Description: base votive avec 4 lignes
dinscription
Provenance: Maamourah

43) Rgis: 18407

Serial: 7329 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.38x0.61
Description: chapiteau corinthien jadis
peint
Provenance: Maamourah

44) Rgis: 18408

Serial: 7330 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.26x0.45
Description: chapiteau dorique de
colonne cannele
Provenance: Maamourah

45) Rgis: 18409

Serial: 7331 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.79
Description: fragment de colonne
cannele revtue denduit
Provenance: Maamourah

46) Rgis: 18410

Serial: 7332 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 1.42
Description: fragment de colonne
cannele revtue denduit
Provenance: Maamourah

47) Rgis: 18411

Serial: 10336 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.17
Description: portrait dadolescent
Provenance:

48) Rgis: 18412

Serial: 10298 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.42x126
Description: colonnette avec
chapiteau (fentre)
Provenance: Maamourah

32

49) Rgis: 18413

Serial: 7033 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.39x0.27
Description: colonnette avec
chapiteau
Provenance: Maamourah

50) Rgis: 18414

Serial: 10255 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.50
Description: colonnette avec base
Provenance: Maamourah

51) Rgis: 18415

Serial: 10268 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.22
Description: chapiteau lotiforme jadis
peint
Provenance: Maamourah

52) Rgis: 18416

Serial: 10270 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.36x0.30
Description: chapiteau dorique avec
base
Provenance: Maamourah

53) Rgis: 18417

Serial: 10449 B
Matriel: pltre
Dimensions: 0.32x0.22
Description: jolie tte de desse avec
couleurs, le nez et la partie en haut
manquent
Provenance:

54) Rgis: 18418

Serial: 7046 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.185x0.29
Description: fragment de chapiteau
corinthien
Provenance: Maamourah

55) Rgis: 18419

Serial: 10330 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.35x0.52
Description: pied de table dun oiseau
aux ailes dployes
Provenance:

56)

57) Rgis: 18421

Serial: 7316 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.35x0.28
Description: chapiteau dorique
Provenance: Maamourah

58) Rgis: 18422

Serial: 10274 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.34x0.26
Description: petite colonne
Provenance: Maamourah

59) Rgis: 18423

Serial: 10272 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.94
Description: petite colonne
Provenance: Maamourah

60) Rgis: 18424

Serial: 10448 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.42
Description: petite colonne
Provenance: Maamourah

33

Rgis: 18420
Serial: 7315 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.26x0.58
Description: chapiteau de pilier
ovale lotiforme
Provenance: Maamourah

61)

Rgis: 18425
Serial: 10331 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.30x0.31
Description: fragment darchitecture
petits carrs
Provenance: Maamourah

62) Rgis: 18426

Serial: 10426 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.52
Description: petite colonne avec
base
Provenance: Maamourah

63) Rgis: 18427

Serial: 7052 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 1.67
Description: colonne en calcaire
Provenance: Maamourah

64) Rgis: 18428

Serial: 7292 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.31x0.42
Description: angle de pilier
Provenance: Maamourah

65) Rgis: 18429

Serial: 7293 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.41x47
Description: chapiteau corinthien
Provenance: Maamourah

66) Rgis: 18430

Serial: 7294 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.30x0.60
Description: chapiteau dorique de
colonne cannele
Provenance: Maamourah

67) Rgis: 18431

Serial: 7295 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 1.73
Description: colonne cannele, cinq
fragments
Provenance: Maamourah

68) Rgis: 18432

Serial: 10256 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.40x0.40
Description: fragment architectural
de pilier dcor de petits carrs
Provenance: Maamourah

69) Rgis: 18433

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.16x0.30
Description: base votive
Provenance: Maamourah

70) Rgis: 18434

Serial: 10319 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.43x0.545
Description: fragment architectural
de pilier dcor
Provenance: Maamourah

71) Rgis: 18435

Serial: 10339 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.16x0.245
Description: chapiteau de pilier
dcor de disques en relief
Provenance: Maamourah

72) Rgis: 18436

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.34x0.44
Description: fragment de pilier
petits carrs
Provenance:

34

73) Rgis: 18437

Serial: 10325 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.33x0.33
Description: fragment dcor de
disques
Provenance: Maamourah

74) Rgis: 18438

Serial: 10313 B
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.23
Description: chapiteau corinthien
Provenance:

75) Rgis: 18439

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.17x0.43
Description: chapiteau corinthien
(fragment)
Provenance: Maamourah

76) Rgis: 18440

Serial: 10341 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.31
Description: angle de pilier
(chapiteau)
Provenance: Maamourah

77) Rgis: 18441

Serial: 10327 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.21
Description: rosace architecturale
Provenance: Maamourah

78) Rgis: 18442

Serial: 7041 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 1.30x0.16
Description: architrave
Provenance: Maamourah

79) Rgis: 18443

Serial: 10301 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.28x0.35
Description: chapiteau fragmentaire
Provenance: Maamourah

80) Rgis: 18444

Serial: 10302 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.26x0.30
Description: chapiteau fragmentaire
Provenance: Maamourah

81) Rgis: 18445

Serial: 10338 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.22x0.36
Description: chapiteau fragmentaire
Provenance: Maamourah

82) Rgis: 18446

Serial: 10311 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.32
Description: chapiteau dorique
Provenance: Maamourah

83) Rgis: 18447

Serial: 10322 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.23
Description: chapiteau corinthien frise
Provenance: Maamourah

84) Rgis: 18448

Serial: 7037 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.35x0.46
Description: chapiteau corinthien
frise
Provenance: Maamourah

35

85) Rgis: 18449

Serial: 7038 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.25x0.365
Description: chapiteau corinthien frise
Provenance: Maamourah

86) Rgis: 18450

Serial: 10269
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.22x0.37
Description: chapiteau corinthien frise
Provenance: Maamourah

87) Rgis: 18451

Serial: 10297
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.19x0.30
Description: chapiteau corinthien frise
Provenance: Maamourah

88) Rgis: 18452

Serial: 10332 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.11x0.30
Description: chapiteau frise, traces de
couleurs
Provenance: Maamourah

89) Rgis: 18453

Serial: 10304 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.26x0.35
Description: chapiteau
Provenance: Maamourah

90) Rgis: 18454

Serial: 10303 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.27x0.40
Description: chapiteau dorique
Provenance: Maamourah

91) Rgis: 18455

Serial: 10305 B
Matriel: basalte
Dimensions: 0.22
Description: fragment
dAgathadmon
Provenance: Maamourah

92) Rgis: 18456

Serial: 10293 B
Matriel: basalte
Dimensions: 0.13x0.14
Description: partie postrieure de
sphinx
Provenance: Maamourah

93) Rgis: 18457

Serial: 10271 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.42x0.925
Description: colonnette et chapiteau
de pilier
Provenance: Maamourah

94) Rgis: 18458

Serial: 7053 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.26
Description: fragment de colonnette
diagonale
Provenance: Maamourah

95) Rgis: 18459

Serial: 10337 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.18
Description: fragment de chapiteau
polychrome
Provenance: Maamourah

96) Rgis: 18460

Serial: 10314
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.41
Description: chapiteau et colonne
corinthiens
Provenance: Maamourah

36

97) Rgis: 18461

Serial: 10326 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.46
Description: petite colonne
dcagonale
Provenance: Maamourah

98) Rgis: 18462

Serial: 10333 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.18
Description: angle de chapiteau
dorique
Provenance: Maamourah

99)

Rgis: 18463
Serial: 10316 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.22x0.41
Description: chapiteau corinthien
Provenance: Maamourah

100)

Rgis: 18464
Serial: 10267 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.34x0.31
Description: petite colonne avec
chapiteau
Provenance: Maamourah

101)

Rgis: 18465
Serial: 10447 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.325x0.41
Description: petite colonne cannele
Provenance: Maamourah

102)

Rgis: 18466
Serial: 70
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.35
Description: petite colonne
cannele avec chapiteau
Provenance: Maamourah

103)

Rgis: 18467
Serial: 10323 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.27
Description: base de colonne
Provenance: Maamourah

104)

Rgis: 18468
Serial: 7009 B
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.25x0.48
Description: fragment darchitecture
dentele
Provenance: Maamourah

105)

Rgis: 18469
Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.12x0.33
Description: fragment darchitecture
dentele
Provenance: Maamourah

106)

Rgis: 18470
Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.23x0.41
Description: fragment
darchitecture dentele
Provenance: Maamourah

107)

Rgis: 18471
Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.16x0.33
Description: fragment darchitecture
carre
Provenance: Maamourah

108)

Rgis: 18472
Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.20x0.56
Description: fragment
darchitecture dentele
Provenance: Maamourah

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109)

Rgis: 18473
Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.15x0.43
Description: fragment darchitecture
carre
Provenance: Maamourah

110)

Rgis: 18474
Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.34x0.40
Description: fragment
darchitecture dentele
Provenance: Maamourah

111) Rgis: 18475

Serial :
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.17x0.43
Description: fragment darchitecture
carre
Provenance: Maamourah

112) Rgis: 18476

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.16x0.50
Description: fragment darchitecture
carre
Provenance: Maamourah

113) Rgis: 18477

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.18x0.31
Description: architecture, corniche,
urus
Provenance: Maamourah

114)
116) Rgis: 18478
Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.14x0.29
Description: architecture, corniche,
urus
Provenance: Maamourah

115) Rgis: 18479

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.74x0.17
Description: architecture, corniche,
urus
Provenance: Maamourah

Rgis: 18480
Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.18x0.51
Description: fragment darchitecture,
corniche
Provenance: Maamourah

117) Rgis: 18481

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.33x0.23
Description: fragment darchitecture
dentele
Provenance: Maamourah

118) Rgis: 18482

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.25x0.30
Description: fragment darchitecture
dentele
Provenance: Maamourah

119) Rgis: 18483

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.17x0.28
Description: fragment darchitecture
dentele
Provenance: Maamourah

120) Rgis: 18484

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.25x0.62
Description: fragment dinscription
latine
Provenance: Maamourah

38

121) Rgis: 18485

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.24x0.41
Description: fragment darchitecture
dentele
Provenance: Maamourah

122) Rgis: 18486

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.48x0.12
Description: fragment darchitecture
Provenance: Maamourah

123) Rgis: 18487

Serial:
Matriel: pltre
Dimensions: 0.16x0.17
Description: tte de Dionysos
Provenance:

124) Rgis: 18488

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.14x0.12
Description: tte de vieux barbu
Provenance:

125) Rgis: 18489

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.25x0.23
Description: fragment de stle
droite, une colonne forme par une
statuette de desse au centre, tte de
Srapis
Provenance:

126) Rgis: 18490

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.37x0.33
Description: fragment de chapiteau
corinthien
Provenance: Maamourah

127) Rgis: 18491

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.45x0.23
Description: chapiteau
Provenance: Maamourah

128) Rgis: 18492

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 1.50
Description: colonne cannelle
revtue dun enduit de pltre
Provenance: Maamourah

129) Rgis: 18493

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.38
Description: colonne cannelle
revtue dun enduit de pltre
Provenance: Maamourah

130) Rgis: 18494

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.26
Description: colonne cannelle
revtue dun enduit de pltre
Provenance: Maamourah

131) Rgis: 18495

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.19x0.22
Description: fragment de chapiteau
volute
Provenance: Maamourah

132) Rgis: 18496

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.36x0.29
Description: fragment de chapiteau
volute
Provenance: Maamourah
39

133) Rgis: 18497

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.21x0.38
Description: fragment de chapiteau
color
Provenance: Maamourah

134) Rgis: 18498

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.62
Description: petit vase dcagone
orn dun chapiteau
Provenance:

135) Rgis: 18499

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.30
Description: portrait de jeune femme
Provenance:

136) Rgis: 18500

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.47
Description: colonne avec chapiteau
color
Provenance: Maamourah

137) Rgis: 18501

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.28x0.25
Description: colonne en marbre
Provenance: Maamourah

138) Rgis: 18502

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.11x0.12
Description: fragment de tte barbue
Provenance: Maamourah

139) Rgis: 18503

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.17x0.30
Description: fragment dinscription
en lettres rouges.
Provenance: Maamourah

140) Rgis: 18504

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.58
Description: petite colonne dcagone
avec chapiteau
Provenance: Maamourah

141) Rgis: 18505

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.42x0.41
Description: portrait bris dun
Ptolme
Provenance: Maamourah

142) Rgis: 18506

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.54x0.23
Description: angle dcor de
chapiteau dorique
Provenance:

143) Rgis: 18507

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.28x0.30
Description: angle de chapiteau
volute
Provenance: Maamourah

144) Rgis: 18508

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.30x0.28
Description: chapiteau de pilier carr
Provenance: Maamourah

40

145) Rgis: 18509

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.34
Description: petite colonne avec
chapiteau
Provenance: Maamourah

146) Rgis: 18510

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.35x0.20
Description: fragment de petite base
dcagonale
Provenance: Maamourah

147) Rgis: 18511

Serial:
Matriel: granite
Dimensions: 0.25x0.20
Description: tte dun pharaon
Provenance: Maamourah

148) Rgis: 18512

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.35x0.36
Description: chapiteau color sur
colonnette cannele
Provenance: Maamourah

149) Rgis: 18513

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.40x0.30
Description: chapiteau de pilier
(tablette)
Provenance: Maamourah

150) Rgis: 18514

Serial:
Matriel: basalte
Dimensions: 0.40
Description: cuvette
Provenance: Maamourah

151) Rgis: 18515

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.14x0.25
Description: fragment de chapiteau
Provenance: Maamourah

152) Rgis: 18516

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.54
Description: petite colonne
dcagonale
Provenance: Maamourah

153) Rgis: 18517

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.30x0.50
Description: fragment darchitecture
dentelle
Provenance: Maamourah

154) Rgis: 18518

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.16x0.40
Description: fragment darchitecture
dentele
Provenance: Maamourah

155) Rgis: 18519

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.19x0.42
Description: fragment darchitecture
dentelle
Provenance: Maamourah

156) Rgis: 18520

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.23x0.46
Description: angle darchitecture
dcor de carrs
Provenance: Maamourah

41

157) Rgis: 18521

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimension: 0.15x0.40
Description: angle darchitecture
dcor de carrs
Provenance: Maamourah

158) Rgis: 18522

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.135x0.32
Description: angle darchitecture
dcor de carrs corniche
Provenance: Maamourah

159) Rgis: 18523

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.22x0.50
Description: angle darchitecture
dcor de carrs corniche
Provenance: Maamourah

160) Rgis: 18524

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.17x0.52
Description: angle darchitecture
dcor de carrs corniche
Provenance: Maamourah

161) Rgis: 18525

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.27x0.49
Description: partie suprieure de
stle
Provenance:

162) Rgis: 18526

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.27x0.26
Description: fragment darchitecture
dentele
Provenance: Maamourah

163) Rgis: 18527

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.21x0.40
Description: chapiteau mural
Provenance: Maamourah

164) Rgis: 18528

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.50x0.38
Description: chapiteau de pilier
mural
Provenance: Maamourah

165) Rgis: 18529

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.27
Description: chapiteau de pilier
colonne simple
Provenance: Maamourah

166) Rgis: 18530

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.30x0.155
Description: base de statuette, basrelief, le Nil couch droite
Provenance: Maamourah

167) Rgis: 18531

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 1.30x0.53
Description: bas-relief soldat Romain
debout
Provenance: Maamourah

168) Rgis: 18532

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.15
Description: bouche de fontaine
tte de bois
Provenance:

42

169) Rgis: 18533

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.21
Description: fragment de petite
colonne
Provenance: Maamourah

170) Rgis: 18534

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.27
Description: fragment de petite
colonne
Provenance: Maamourah

171) Rgis: 18535

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.32x0.47
Description: angle de petite colonne
Provenance: Maamourah

172) Rgis: 18536

Serial:
Matriel: granite noir
Dimensions: 0.25
Description: tte dhomme romain
Provenance: Maamourah

173) Rgis: 18537

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.15x0.23
Description: chapiteau dorique
Provenance: Maamourah

174) Rgis: 18538

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.69
Description: petite colonne murale
Provenance: Maamourah

175) Rgis: 18539

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.35x1.0
Description: chapiteau revtu de
pltre
Provenance: Maamourah

176) Rgis: 18540

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.10x0.20
Description: support dcoratif tte
de Mduse
Provenance: Maamourah

177) Rgis: 18541

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.13x0.095
Description: fragment darchitecture
dentele
Provenance: Maamourah

178) Rgis: 18542

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.20x0.16
Description: fragment darchitecture
dentele
Provenance: Maamourah

179) Rgis: 18543

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.25x0.13
Description: fragment darchitecture
dentele
Provenance: Maamourah

180) Rgis: 18544

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.25x0.15
Description: fragment darchitecture
dentele
Provenance: Maamourah

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181) Rgis: 18545

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.18x0.14
Description: fragment de chapiteau
volute
Provenance: Maamourah

182) Rgis: 18546

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.21x0.22
Description: fragment de chapiteau
volute
Provenance: Maamourah

183) Rgis: 18547

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.22
Description: fragment de chapiteau
volute
Provenance: Maamourah

184) Rgis: 18548

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.22
Description: fragment de chapiteau
volute colore
Provenance: Maamourah

185) Rgis: 18549

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.22
Description: fragment de chapiteau
volute
Provenance: Maamourah

186) Rgis: 18550

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions:0.21x0.17
Description: fragment de petite
colonne cannele
Provenance: Maamourah

187) Rgis: 18551

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.22x0.23
Description: fragment de chapiteau
volute
Provenance: Maamourah

188) Rgis: 18552

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.38x0.15
Description: fragment darchitecture
rhombeidale
Provenance:

189) Rgis: 18553

Serial:
Matriel: bronze
Dimensions: 0.303
Description: petit vase en forme
doenocho anse
Provenance:

190) Rgis: 18554

Serial:
Matriel: bronze
Dimensions: 0.25
Description: petit vase ovale une
anse plican
Provenance:

191) Rgis: 18555

Serial:
Matriel: bronze
Dimensions: 0.10
Description: plican
Provenance:

192) Rgis: 18556

Serial:
Matriel: bronze
Dimensions: 0.19
Description: figure du dieu Khonsou
Provenance:

44

193) Rgis: 18557

Serial:
Matriel: bronze
Dimensions: 0.085
Description: prtre gyptien en
adoration
Provenance:

194) Rgis: 18558

Serial:
Matriel: bronze
Dimensions:0.098
Description: Osiris
Provenance:

195) Rgis: 18559

Serial:
Matriel: bronze
Dimensions: 0.10
Description: Khonsou
Provenance:

196) Rgis: 18560

Serial:
Matriel: bronze
Dimensions: 0.05
Description: tte de chatte (Best)
Provenance:

197) Rgis: 18561

Serial:
Matriel: bronze
Dimensions: 0.04
Description: chatte au repas
Provenance:

198) Rgis: 18562

Serial:
Matriel: bronze
Dimensions: 0.033
Description: clef
Provenance:

199) Rgis: 18563

Serial:
Matriel: bronze
Dimensions: 0.022
Description: figurine animale
Provenance:

200) Rgis: 18564

Serial:
Matriel: bronze
Dimensions: 28 pices
Description: fragment divers
Provenance:

201) Rgis: 18565

Serial:
Matriel: plomb
Dimensions: L 0.10
Description: cuillere
Provenance:

202) Rgis: 18566

Serial:
Matriel: plomb
Dimensions: 0.4x0.035
Description: poids
Provenance:

203) Rgis: 18567

Serial:
Matriel: plomb
Dimensions: 0.4x0.04
Description: poids
Provenance:

204) Rgis: 18568

Serial:
Matriel: plomb
Dimensions: 0.05
Description: fragment dustensile
repli
Provenance:

45

Marble statue of Harpocrate

Registration no. 18572

205) Rgis: 18569

Serial:
Matriel: plomb
Dimensions: 0.04
Description: plican
Provenance:

206) Rgis: 18570

Serial:
Matriel: plomb
Dimensions: 0.11
Description: pelle au manche de
miroir
Provenance:

207) Rgis: 18571

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.125
Description: tarse acphale de figure
dhomme debout
Provenance: Maamourah

208) Rgis: 18572

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.20
Description: Horus assis (Harpocrate)
travail romain
Provenance: Maamourah

209) Rgis:18573
Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.185
Description: tte de statue casque au
bonnet phrygien
Provenance: Maamourah

210) Rgis: 18574

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.10
Description: portrait de femme en
mauvais tat de conservation
Provenance: Maamourah

211) Rgis : 18575

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.16x0.12
Description: fragment dinscription
grecque de 5 lignes
Provenance: Maamourah

212) Rgis: 18576

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.21x0.14
Description: fragment dinscription
grecque de 2 lignes
Provenance: Maamourah

213) Rgis: 18577

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.13x0.115
Description: fragment dinscription
grecque 4-HI-O
Provenance: Maamourah

214) Rgis: 18578

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.17x0.11
Description: fragment dinscription
latine 3-O-AIIO
Provenance:

215) Rgis: 18579

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.115x0.19
Description: fragment dinscription
latine 3-IANN HC-HI.NIMH
Provenance: Maamourah

216) Rgis: 18580

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.135x0.115
Description: fragment dinscription
Provenance: Maamourah

47

Head in marble
Registration no. 18573

217) Rgis: 18581

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.18x0.075
Description: fragment dinscription
Provenance:

218) Rgis: 18582

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.12x0.145
Description: fragment dinscription
grecque
Provenance: Maamourah

219) Rgis: 18583

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.15x0.16
Description: fragment dinscription
grecque
Provenance: Maamourah

220) Rgis: 18584

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.13x0.245
Description: fragment dinscription
grecque de 3 lignes
Provenance: Maamourah

221) Rgis: 18585

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.12x0.165
Description: fragment dinscription
chrtienne
Provenance: Maamourah

222) Rgis: 18586

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.06x0.07
Description: fragment dinscription:
MY
Provenance: Maamourah

223) Rgis: 18587

Serial:
Matriel: monolithe
Dimensions: 0.155x0.14
Description: fragment dinscription
ptolmaque
Provenance: Maamourah

224) Rgis: 18588

Serial:
Matriel: basalte
Dimensions: 0.19x0.15
Description: fragment dinscription
hiroglyphique
Provenance: Maamourah

225) Rgis: 18589

Serial:
Matriel: or
Dimensions: 0.068
Description: acus crinoloe (crinoline)
Provenance:

226) Rgis: 18590

Serial:
Matriel: or
Dimensions: 0.043
Description: dent danimal
Provenance:

227) Rgis: 18591

Serial:
Matriel: or
Dimensions: 0.155
Description: tablette, un vieillard
entre 2 bustes de femmes
Provenance:

228) Rgis: 18592

Serial:
Matriel: or
Dimensions: 0.145
Description: tablette, bustes de jeune
homme et de femme
Provenance:

49

229) Rgis: 18593

Serial:
Matriel: or
Dimensions: 0.053
Description: fragment dustensile
pour travaux fminin
Provenance:

230) Rgis: 18594

Serial:
Matriel: or
Dimensions: 0.038
Description: fragment dacus
Provenance:

231) Rgis: 18595

Serial:
Matriel: or
Dimensions: 0.038
Description: fragment dustensile
Provenance:

232) Rgis: 18596

Serial:
Matriel: or
Dimensions: 0.138
Description: manche dustensile
Provenance:

233) Rgis: 18597

Serial:
Matriel: or
Dimensions: 0.092
Description: manche dustensile
Provenance:

234) Rgis: 18598

Serial:
Matriel: or
Dimensions: 0.076
Description: buste de Minerve
casque
Provenance:

235) Rgis: 18599

Serial:
Matriel: or
Dimensions: 0.11
Description: buste de vieillard
Provenance:

236) Rgis: 18600

Serial:
Matriel: or
Dimensions: 0.12
Description: buste de Venus sortant
du bain
Provenance:

237) Rgis: 18601

Serial:
Matriel: or
Dimensions: 0.018
Description: buste de femme dos nu
marchant
Provenance:

238) Rgis: 18602

Serial:
Matriel: or
Dimensions: 0.085
Description: buste de jeune homme
demi vtu
Provenance:

239) Rgis: 18603

Serial:
Matriel: or
Dimensions: 0.09
Description: manche dustensile
Provenance:

240) Rgis: 18604

Serial:
Matriel: or
Dimensions: 0.138
Description: manche dustensile
Provenance:

50

241) Rgis: 18605

Serial:
Matriel: or
Dimensions: 0.065
Description: acus crinoloe (crinoline)
Provenance:

242) Rgis: 18606

Serial:
Matriel: or
Dimensions: 0.080
Description: fragment dcoratif
(ovale)
Provenance:

243) Rgis: 18607

Serial:
Matriel: or
Dimensions: 0.055
Description: fragment dcoratif
(ovale)
Provenance:

244) Rgis: 18608

Serial:
Matriel: or
Dimensions: 0.078
Description: acus crinoloe
(crinoline)
Provenance:

245) Rgis: 18609

Serial:
Matriel: or
Dimensions: 0.04
Description: manche dustensile
Provenance:

246) Rgis: 18610

Serial:
Matriel: or
Dimensions: 0.060
Description: fragment de targette
dcorative
Provenance:

247) Rgis: 18611

Serial:
Matriel: or
Dimensions: 0.065
Description: masque grotesque de
Dionysos
Provenance:

248) Rgis: 18612

Serial:
Matriel: or
Dimensions: 0.065
Description: targette femme voile
Provenance:

249) Rgis: 18613

Serial:
Matriel: or
Dimensions: 0.025
Description: disque
Provenance:

250) Rgis: 18614

Serial:
Matriel: or
Dimensions: 0.035
Description: tte de figurine
Provenance:

251) Rgis: 18615

Serial:
Matriel: or
Dimensions: 0.076
Description: acus crinoloe (crinoline)
Provenance:

252) Rgis: 18616

Serial:
Matriel: or
Dimensions: 0.060
Description: fragment dcoratif
(ovale)
Provenance:

51

253) Rgis: 18617

Serial:
Matriel: or
Dimensions: 0.076
Description: acus crinoloe (crinoline)
Provenance:

254) Rgis: 18618

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.085
Description: manche de lampe
triangulaire dcoration florale
Provenance:

255) Rgis: 18619

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.085
Description: Harpocrate assis avec
urne droite

256) Rgis: 18620

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.105
Description: Harpocrate assis sans
tte peint

257) Rgis: 18621

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.11
Description: figure grotesque assise
les bras tendus
Provenance:

258) Rgis: 18622

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.055
Description: manche de lampe, Isis
mre sans tte
Provenance:

259) Rgis: 18623

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.075
Description: manche de lampe, buste
de Srapis
Provenance:

260) Rgis: 18624

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.10
Description: manche de lampe, buste
de Srapis
Provenance:

261) Rgis: 18625

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.045
Description: tte de figure de femme
avec trou en haut
Provenance:

262) Rgis: 18626

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.05
Description: tte de figure
dadolescent avec trou en haut
Provenance:

263) Rgis: 18627

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.055
Description: chien
Provenance: Maamourah
Provenance:

264) Rgis: 18628

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.038
Description: tte de figure dhomme
(bonnet plat)
Provenance:

52

265) Rgis: 18629

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.045
Description: tte de mouton
Provenance: Maamourah
Provenance:

266) Rgis: 18630

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.025
Description: tte de cynocphale
Provenance:

267) Rgis: 18631

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.050
Description: buste de figure
grotesque
Provenance:

268) Rgis: 18632

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.050
Description: petit vase figure
danimal (porc)
Provenance: Maamourah

269) Rgis: 18633

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.065
Description: buste de figure de
femme couronne, la main droite
sur la bouche
Provenance:

270) Rgis: 18634

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.150
Description: Harpocrate cheval
Provenance:

271) Rgis: 18635

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.125
Description: Harpocrate cheval sur
une oie
Provenance:
273) Rgis: 18637
Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.150
Description: Harpocrate cheval sur
une oie
Provenance:

53

272) Rgis: 18636

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.115
Description: tte de figure bonnet
phrygien la main sur la bouche
Provenance:
274) Rgis: 18638
Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.15
Description: Harpocrate cheval sur
une oie
Provenance:

275) Rgis: 18639

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.07
Description: fragment de figure
dHarpocrate
Provenance:

276) Rgis: 18640

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.13
Description: Harpocrate assis
droite
Provenance:

277) Rgis: 18641

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.15
Description: Harpocrate assis
lorientale avec urne
Provenance:

278) Rgis: 18642

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.16
Description: Harpocrate assis
lorientale avec urne
Provenance:

279) Rgis: 18643

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.13
Description: fragment de chapiteau
Provenance: Maamourah

280) Rgis: 18644

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.14
Description: fragment de chapiteau
Provenance: Maamourah

281) Rgis: 18645

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.13
Description: fragment de chapiteau
Provenance: Maamourah

282) Rgis: 18646

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.16
Description: fragment de chapiteau
volute
Provenance: Maamourah

283) Rgis: 18647

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.12
Description: fragment de chapiteau
Provenance: Maamourah

284) Rgis: 18648

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.17x0.12
Description: fragment de chapiteau
Provenance: Maamourah

285) Rgis: 18649

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.16x0.17
Description: fragment de chapiteau
Provenance: Maamourah

286) Rgis: 18650

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 1.13
Description: fragment de chapiteau,
volute
Provenance:

54

287) Rgis: 18651

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.08
Description: fragment de chapiteau
Provenance: Maamourah

288) Rgis: 18652

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.19
Description: fragment de chapiteau
Provenance: Maamourah

289) Rgis: 18653

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.12x0.10
Description: fragment de chapiteau,
volute
Provenance:

290) Rgis: 18654

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.08
Description: fragment de chapiteau
volute colore de rose
Provenance:

291) Rgis: 18655

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.16
Description: fragment de chapiteau,
volute
Provenance: Maamourah

292) Rgis: 18656

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.15
Description: fragment de chapiteau
color
Provenance: Maamourah

293) Rgis: 18657

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.12
Description: fragment de chapiteau
color vert
Provenance: Maamourah

294) Rgis: 18658

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.125
Description: fragment de chapiteau
vert
Provenance: Maamourah

295) Rgis: 18659

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.15
Description: fragment de chapiteau
Provenance: Maamourah

296) Rgis: 18660

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.10x0.16
Description: fragment de chapiteau
Provenance: Maamourah

297) Rgis: 18661

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.11x0.07
Description: autel
Provenance:

298) Rgis: 18662

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.24
Description: fragment de corniche
Provenance: Maamourah

55

299) Rgis: 18663

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.12x0.16
Description: fragment de corniche
Provenance: Maamourah

300) Rgis: 18664

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.16
Description: fragment de chapiteau
Provenance: Maamourah

301) Rgis: 18665

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.225
Description: fragment de corniche
Provenance: Maamourah

302) Rgis: 18666

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.17
Description: fragment de volute
Provenance: Maamourah

303) Rgis: 18667

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.16
Description: fragment de chapiteau,
volute colore de rose
Provenance: Maamourah

304) Rgis: 18668

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.23x0.15
Description: fragment darchitecture
Provenance: Maamourah

305) Rgis: 18669

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.15
Description: fragment darchitecture
Provenance: Maamourah

306) Rgis: 18670

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.16
Description: fragment darchitecture
Provenance: Maamourah

307) Rgis: 18671

Serial:
Matriel: plomb
Dimensions: 0.70
Description: reste de canalisation
Provenance: Maamourah

308) Rgis: 18672

Serial:
Matriel: plomb
Dimensions: 0.84
Description: reste de canalisation
Provenance: Maamourah

309) Rgis: 18673

Serial:
Matriel: plomb
Dimensions: 0.36
Description: reste de canalisation
Provenance: Maamourah

310) Rgis: 18674

Serial:
Matriel: plomb
Dimensions: 0.39
Description: reste de canalisation
Provenance: Maamourah

311) Rgis: 18675

Serial:
Matriel: plomb
Dimensions: 0.66
Description: reste de canalisation
Provenance: Maamourah

312) Rgis: 18676

Serial:
Matriel: plomb
Dimensions: 0.70
Description: reste de canalisation
Provenance: Maamourah

56

313) Rgis: 18677

Serial:
Matriel: plomb
Dimensions: 0.37
Description: reste de canalisation
Provenance: Maamourah

314) Rgis: 18678

Serial:
Matriel: plomb
Dimensions: 0.39
Description: reste de canalisation
Provenance: Maamourah

315) Rgis: 18679

Serial:
Matriel: plomb
Dimensions: 0.65
Description: reste de canalisation
Provenance: Maamourah

316) Rgis: 18680

Serial:
Matriel: plomb
Dimensions: 0.68
Description: reste de canalisation
Provenance: Maamourah

317) Rgis: 18681

Serial:
Matriel: plomb
Dimensions: 0.92
Description: reste de canalisation
Provenance: Maamourah

318) Rgis: 18682

Serial:
Matriel: plomb
Dimensions: 0.72
Description: reste de canalisation
Provenance: Maamourah

319) Rgis: 18683

Serial:
Matriel: plomb
Dimensions: 0.79
Description: reste de canalisation
Provenance: Maamourah

320) Rgis: 18684

Serial:
Matriel: plomb
Dimensions: 0.72
Description: reste de canalisation
Provenance:

321) Rgis: 18685

Serial:
Matriel: plomb
Dimensions: 0.52
Description: reste de canalisation
Provenance: Maamourah

322) Rgis: 18686

Serial:
Matriel: plomb
Dimensions: 0.50
Description: reste de canalisation
Provenance: Maamourah

323) Rgis: 18687

Serial:
Matriel: plomb
Dimensions: 0.54
Description: reste de canalisation
Provenance: Maamourah

324) Rgis: 18688

Serial:
Matriel: plomb
Dimensions: 0.36
Description: reste de canalisation
Provenance: Maamourah

325) Rgis: 18689

Serial:
Matriel: plomb
Dimensions: 0.43
Description: reste de canalisation
Provenance: Maamourah

326) Rgis: 18690

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.085
Description: tte de figure style
gyptien
Provenance:

57

327) Rgis: 18691

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.11
Description: tte de figure style
gyptien
Provenance: Maamourah

328) Rgis: 18692

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.06
Description: tte de figure
dadolescent revtue denduit color
Provenance: Maamourah

329) Rgis: 18693

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.13
Description: fragment de figure de
dieu canopique
Provenance:

330) Rgis: 18694

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.055
Description: tte de figure de femme
Provenance: Maamourah

331) Rgis: 18695

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.052
Description: tte de figure de femme
coiffe lgyptienne
Provenance: Maamourah

332) Rgis: 18696

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.095
Description: tte de figure aux yeux
ajouts
Provenance: Maamourah

333) Rgis: 18697

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.060
Description: tte de statuette coiffe
originale
Provenance: Maamourah

334) Rgis: 18698

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.06
Description: tte de statuette coiffe
releve gauche
Provenance: Maamourah

335) Rgis: 18699

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.245
Description: tte de statue
Provenance: Maamourah

336) Rgis: 18700

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.19
Description: buste acphale
dhomme
Provenance: Maamourah

337) Rgis: 18701

Serial:
Matriel: albtre
Dimensions: 0.15
Description: buste de Srapis avec le
modus
Provenance: Maamourah

338) Rgis: 18702

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.15
Description: Asklepios
Provenance: Maamourah

58

339) Rgis: 18703

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: tte de statue de femme
dont le nez manque
Provenance: Maamourah

340) Rgis: 18704

Serial:
Matriel: albtre
Dimensions: 0.18
Description: tte de Srapis
Provenance: Maamourah

341) Rgis: 18705

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.15
Description: fragment droit de buste
dhomme nu
Provenance: Maamourah

342) Rgis: 18706

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.21x0.245
Description: tablette Agerthodemon
coiffe de la double couronne
Provenance:

343) Rgis: 18707

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.073
Description: fragment de sculpture
Provenance: Maamourah

344) Rgis: 18708

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.165
Description: fragment de vase dautel
Provenance: Maamourah

345) Rgis: 18709

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.13x0.16
Description: fragment de tablette
dcore
Provenance: Maamourah

346) Rgis: 18710

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.12x0.13
Description: fragment de vase droit
Provenance: Maamourah

347) Rgis: 18711

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.10
Description: fragment de jambe avec
pied
Provenance: Maamourah

348) Rgis: 18712

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.14
Description: fragment de pied droit
Provenance: Maamourah

349) Rgis: 18713

Serial:
Matriel: granite noir
Dimensions: 0.095
Description: partie postrieure dune
tte de sphinx
Provenance: Maamourah

350) Rgis: 18714

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.085
Description: fragment de pied gauche
Provenance: Maamourah

59

351) Rgis: 18715

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.09x0.065
Description: fragment dune figure de
la desse
Provenance: Maamourah

352) Rgis: 18716

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.10
Description: fragment de pied gauche
Provenance: Maamourah

353) Rgis: 18717

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.10
Description: fragment dun buste de
dieu Canopique, reste dinscription
hiroglyphique
Provenance:

354) Rgis: 18718

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.06
Description: poing gauche
Provenance: Maamourah

355) Rgis: 18719

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.065
Description: pied gauche bris
Provenance: Maamourah

356) Rgis: 18720

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.080
Description: main droite servant
Provenance: Maamourah

357) Rgis: 18721

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.065
Description: tte de lionne
Provenance: Maamourah

358) Rgis: 18722

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.17x0.12
Description: autel
Provenance:

359) Rgis: 18723

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.08x0.125
Description: autel cylindrique
Provenance:

360) Rgis: 18724

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.075x0.085
Description: autel cylindrique
Provenance:

361) Rgis: 18725

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.125x0.13
Description:
Provenance:

362) Rgis: 18726

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.09x0.09
Description: partie de lampe funraire
cylindrique
Provenance:

60

363) Rgis: 18727

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.25
Description: pied de buf
Provenance: Maamourah

364) Rgis: 18728

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.065x0.09
Description: tte dpervier
Provenance:

365) Rgis: 18729

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.14
Description: fragment de masque
portant lemblme royal
Provenance:

366) Rgis: 18730

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.14
Description: fragment de masque de
Bs
Provenance:

367) Rgis: 18731

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.125
Description: fragment dun bras
gauche de Bs
Provenance: Maamourah

368) Rgis: 18732

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.042
Description: base de figure dpervier
sacr au repas
Provenance: Maamourah

369) Rgis: 18733

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.027
Description: disque
Provenance: Maamourah

370) Rgis: 18734

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.06
Description: blier
Provenance: Maamourah

371) Rgis: 18735

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.10
Description: fragment de vase avec
figure de femme en relief
Provenance:

372) Rgis: 18736

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.15
Description: fragment de vase en
forme de dauphin
Provenance:

373) Rgis: 18737

Serial:
Matriel: coquillage
Dimensions: 0.055
Description: valve de mollusque
Provenance:

374) Rgis: 18738

Serial:
Matriel: verre
Dimensions: 0.125
Description: flacon parfum
Provenance:

61

Lamp in terracotta
Registration no. 18755

375) Rgis: 18739

Serial:
Matriel: verre
Dimensions: 0.075
Description: flacon parfum
Provenance:

376) Rgis: 18740

Serial:
Matriel: verre
Dimensions: 0.055
Description: flacon parfum en forme
de lampe
Provenance:

377) Rgis: 18741

Serial:
Matriel: verre
Dimensions: 0.07
Description: flacon parfum anse
(fragment)
Provenance:

378) Rgis: 18742

Serial:
Matriel: verre
Dimensions: 0.065
Description: flacon parfum anse
(fragment)
Provenance:

379) Rgis: 18743

Serial:
Matriel: verre
Dimensions: 0.045
Description: fragment de flacon
parfum embouchure
Provenance:

380) Rgis: 18744

Serial:
Matriel: verre
Dimensions: 0.03
Description: masque (applique)
Provenance:
382) Rgis: 18746
Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.08
Description: marque pour bouchon de
vase chrtien en pltre
Provenance: Maamourah

381) Rgis: 18745

Serial:
Matriel: verre
Dimensions: 0.04
Description: fragment de flacon
parfum
Provenance:
383) Rgis: 18747
Serial:
Matriel: pltre
Dimensions: 0.08
Description: bouchon de vase, signe
de croix et lettres
Provenance: Maamourah

384) Rgis: 18748

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.15
Description: fragment de vase dcor
de la tte de Bs
Provenance:

385) Rgis: 18749

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.15
Description: fragment de vase dcor
de la tte de Bs en couleurs
Provenance:

386) Rgis: 18750

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.15
Description: fragment de vase dcor
de la tte de Bs
Provenance:

63

387) Rgis: 18751

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.20
Description: figure acphale debout
du dieu Bs
Provenance:
389) Rgis: 18753
Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.11x0.11
Description: fragment de vase avec en
relief la forme gyptienne
Provenance:

388) Rgis: 18752

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.155
Description: pentelychnas avec
support
Provenance:
390) Rgis: 18754
Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.09
Description: fragment de figure de
dieu Bs
Provenance:

391) Rgis: 18755

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.115
Description: lampe funraire avec
scne mythologique
Provenance:

392) Rgis: 18756

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.052
Description: tte de figure de
ngresse couronne
Provenance:

393) Rgis: 18757

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.080
Description: tte de figure grotesque
se soutenant le menton
Provenance:

394) Rgis: 18758

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.04
Description: tte de figure de femme
Provenance:

395) Rgis: 18759

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.13
Description: Horus cheval sur un
lphant, une seconde figure ct
Provenance:

396) Rgis: 18760

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.14
Description: joueur de symboles
(figurine)
Provenance:

397) Rgis: 18761

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.07
Description: lampe funraire, Amoun
endormi
Provenance:

398) Rgis: 18762

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.085
Description: lampe funraire
romaine, marque sur le bec
Provenance:

64

399) Rgis: 18763

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.097
Description: lampe funraire noire
Provenance:

400) Rgis: 18764

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.095
Description: lampe funraire,
fragment de manche disque lunaire
Provenance:

401) Rgis: 18765

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.11
Description: lampe funraire fragment
Provenance:

402) Rgis: 18766

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.095
Description: lampe funraire
chrtienne
Provenance:

403) Rgis: 18767

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.11
Description: lampe funraire rosace
Provenance:

404) Rgis: 18768

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.07
Description: lampe funraire, lapin
mangeant du raisin
Provenance:

405) Rgis: 18769

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.095
Description: lampe funraire,
fragment de manche
Provenance:

406) Rgis: 18770

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.135
Description: lampe funraire,
fragment rond 4 becs
Provenance:

407) Rgis: 18771

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.14x0.11
Description: lampe funraire 2 becs
Provenance:

408) Rgis: 18772

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.13
Description: lampe funraire, buste
de Srapis sur un aigle
Provenance:

409) Rgis: 18773

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.062
Description: lampe funraire
Provenance:

410) Rgis: 18774

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.11
Description: lampe funraire basse
poque, figures grotesques marchant
Provenance:

65

411) Rgis: 18775

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.08
Description: lampe funraire, figure
dhomme demi couch
Provenance:

412) Rgis: 18776

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.075
Description: lampe funraire, aurige
courant
Provenance:

413) Rgis: 18777

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.09
Description: lampe funraire, buste de
Srapis
Provenance:

414) Rgis: 18778

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.085
Description: lampe funraire, lion
courant
Provenance:

415) Rgis: 18779

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.075
Description: lampe funraire ordinaire
Provenance:

416) Rgis: 18780

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.105
Description: lampe funraire, bec
allong
Provenance:

417) Rgis: 18781

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.08
Description: lampe funraire bec
Provenance:

418) Rgis: 18782

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.095
Description: lampe funraire basse
poque
Provenance:

419) Rgis: 18783

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.09
Description: lampe funraire basse
poque
Provenance:

420) Rgis: 18784

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.095
Description: lampe funraire
chrtienne
Provenance: Maamourah

421) Rgis: 18785

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.085
Description: fiole de St Menas
Provenance: Maamourah

422) Rgis: 18786

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.070
Description: fiole de St Menas
Provenance: Maamourah

66

Fragment in marble representing the Egyptian calendar

Registration no. 25774

423) Rgis: 18787

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.085
Description: fiole de St Menas
Provenance: Maamourah

424) Rgis: 18788

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.105
Description: fiole de St Menas
Provenance: Maamourah

425) Rgis: 18789

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.095
Description: lampe funraire buste
Srapis verso XPHC/MOX
Provenance:

426) Rgis: 18790

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.12
Description: lampe funraire verso
SEN/EXOHO
Provenance:

427) Rgis: 18791

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.065
Description: lampe funraire aurige
courant
Provenance:

428) Rgis: 18792

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.08
Description: lampe funraire
chrtienne avec un lion
Provenance: Maamourah

429) Rgis: 18793

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.083
Description: lampe funraire, Isis
debout avec une torche verso
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430) Rgis: 18794

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Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.08
Description: lampe funraire
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Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.06
Description: lampe funraire,
fragment tte de Mduse
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Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.105
Description: lampe funraire Srapis
debout grotesque
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Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.095x0.125
Description: partie infrieure de
figure de Bs debout
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Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.065
Description: tte danimal
Provenance:

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435) Rgis: 18799

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Matriel: terre cuite
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Description: petit vase conique
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Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.105
Description: manche de lampe
triangulaire dcoration florale
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Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.16x0.17
Description: fragment de cratre, dun
ct de la tte de Dionysos, de
lautre une tte de buf
Provenance:

438) Rgis: 18802

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.105
Description: manche de lampe buste
d Isis
Provenance:

439) Rgis: 18803

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.09
Description: fragment de figure de
cheval basse poque
Provenance:

440) Rgis: 18804

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.11x0.10
Description: fragment de figure de
cheval basse poque
Provenance:

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Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.18
Description: petit vase une anse
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Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.11
Description: petit vase ovale 2
anses
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443) Rgis: 18809

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.17
Description: petit vase anse
Provenance:

444) Rgis: 18810

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.12
Description: trilychnas romain
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445) Rgis: 18811

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.76
Description: vase liquides avec
marques sur les anses
Provenance:

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Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.21
Description: partie de lanterne
suspension
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447) Rgis: 18807

Serial:
Matriel: terre cuite
Dimensions: 0.17
Description: petit vase une anse
Provenance: Maamourah

448) Rgis: 18828

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.47
Description: chapiteau ovale fleurs
de lotus
Provenance:

449) Rgis: 18829

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.185x0.53
Description: chapiteau rond fleurs
de lotus
Provenance:

450) Rgis: 18830

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.205
Description: chapiteau mural
Provenance: Maamourah

451) Rgis: 18831

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.13x0.28
Description: angle de chapiteau avec
couleurs
Provenance: Maamourah

452) Rgis: 18832

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.29x0.52
Description: fragment de corniche
dessin gomtrique
Provenance: Maamourah

453) Rgis: 18833

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.16x0.35
Description: fragment de corniche
dessin gomtrique
Provenance: Maamourah

454) Rgis: 18834

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.19
Description: fragment de corniche
dessin gomtrique
Provenance: Maamourah

455) Rgis: 18835

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.25
Description: fragment de corniche
dessin gomtrique
Provenance: Maamourah

456) Rgis: 18836

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire
Dimensions: 0.08x0.16
Description: fragment darchitecture
peint
Provenance: Maamourah

457) Rgis: 19887

Serial:
Matriel: pierre dure
Dimensions: 0.036x0.023
Description: scarabe noir sans
inscription
Provenance:

458) Rgis: 19888

Serial:
Matriel: onyx blanc
Dimensions: 0.022x0.017
Description: corne buste de guerrier
de profil gauche
Provenance:
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459) Rgis: 19889

Serial:
Matriel: basalte
Dimensions: 0.16
Description: tte de divinit portant
le bonnet phrygien
Provenance:

460) Rgis: 20939

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire nummulitique
Dimensions: 0.58
Description: chapiteau dordre
corinthien de forme sculpte et
lgante
Provenance: Maamourah

461) Rgis: 20940

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire nummulitique
Dimensions: 0.56x0.55
Description: chapiteau dordre
corinthien de forme, traces de
polychrom
Provenance:

462) Rgis: 20949

Serial:
Matriel: calcaire jaune
Dimensions: 0.87x0.45
Description: reste de parois
inscription hiroglyphique avec
cartouche royal de Ramss
Provenance: Aboukir

463) Rgis: 22174

Serial:
Matriel: bronze
Dimensions: 0.10x0.13
Description: croix, au revers
graffit monogramme du Christ. La
croix devait tre fixe sur un long
support. VIe sicle. Trouve par S.A.
dans loasis de Dkhl 470 km
au s.o. dAmrich, environ 500 km
dAlexandrie
Provenance:

464) Rgis: 23086

Serial:
Matriel: marbre
Dimensions: 0.20
Description: tte dinconnu en
mauvais tat de conservation
Provenance: Aboukir

465) Rgis: 25774

Serial:
Dimensions: 1.30x0.87x0.78
Description: partie infrieure
fragmentaire dun naos monolithe
avec la reprsentation du calendrier
gyptien. (La partie suprieure se
trouve au Muse du Louvre: voir
Boreux, Antiquits gyptiennes,
pp.120-121, et Pierset, Recueil
dinscription indit du Muse du
Louvre, p.75.
Provenance: Aboukir

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99. Atlas Larousse Illustr. 42 cartes -1158 reproductions photographiques.
100. Brugsch Bey H. Dictionnaire Gographique de lAncienne gypte. 1879.
101. DHerbelot. Bibliothque Orientale ou Dictionnaire Universel contenant
gnralement tout ce qui regarde la connaissance des Peuples de lOrient. 1776.
102. Reclus E. Nouvelle Gographie Universelle de la Terre et les Hommes. Livre XIX:
Amrique du Sud. 1894.
103. Wilson J. A French and English Dictionary. 1833.
104. Labeiche J. Dictionnaire Franais-Arabe. Tome I. 1890.
105. Belot, Le P-B. Dictionnaire Franais-Arabe. 1re partie: 5me dition. 1928. 2me partie:
6me dition. 1939. 2 vols.
106. Mmento Larousse Encyclopdique et Illustr. 1920.

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1. Bibliothque gyptologique. 36 volumes.
Le Page Renouf. The Life-Work of Sir Peter Le Page Renouf. First Series
Egyptological and Philological Essays. Vols 1-4. 1902-1905.
Rochemonteix, M. De. Oeuvres Diverses. 1894.
Devria Th. Mmoires et Fragments. Tomes I-II. 1896-97.
Jollois P. Journal dun Ingnieur, attach lExpdition dgypte 1798-1802. 1904.
Chabas F. Oeuvres Diverses. Tomes I-V. 1899-1909.
Baillet A. Oeuvres Diverses. Tomes I-II. 1er fasc. du 2me volume. 1905.
Horrack P-J De. Oeuvres Diverses. 1907.
Mariette A. Oeuvres Diverses. Tome I. 1904.
Roug E De. Oeuvres Diverses. Tomes I-6. 1907-1918.
Champollion le Jeune. Lettres. Tome I: Lettres crites dItalie. 1909. Tome II: Lettres
et Journaux crits pendant le voyage dgypte. 1909.
Lefbure E. Oeuvres Diverses. Tomes I-III. 1910-1915.
Maspero G. tudes de Mythologie et dArchologie gyptiennes. Tomes I-VIII. 18931916.
2. Bulletin de lInstitut gyptien. 23 volumes.
1re srie 4 vols: Nos. 2-14. 1859-1878. + l xtrait: La Proprit Foncire en gypte par
Yacoub Artin-Bey. 1883.
2me srie 4 vols: Nos 1-10. 1880-1889.
3me srie 7 vols: Nos 1-10. 1890-1899.
4me srie 3 vols: Nos 2-7. 1901-1906.
5me srie 5 vols: Nos 1-12. 1907-1918.
3. Bulletin de lInstitut dgypte. 16 vols.
Tomes 1-24. 1918 1942.
4. Mmoires publis par lInstitut gyptien. 7 vols.
Tomes 1-9. 1868-1976.
5. Mmoires prsents et lus lInstitut gyptien. 2 vols
Tome II, 1re et 2me parties. 1889.
6. Mmoires prsents lInstitut gyptien. 40 vols.
Tomes 1-46. 1919-1941.
Nos 20-21, 2 copies. No 44 manquant.
7. Annales du Service des Antiquits de lgypte. 45 vols.
Tomes 1-41. 1900-1942.
2 Index: (1) des tomes XI-XX, (2) des tomes I-XXX. et No 27, 2 copies.
8. Institut Franais dArchologie Orientale du Caire. Bulletin. 42 vols.
Tomes 1-41. 1901-1942.

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9. Bibliothque dtudes Coptes. Inst. Franais dArch. Orient. 4 vols.

Tomes 1-2. 1929, 1930.
Publ. Ibn Abd El Hakam. Le livre de la conqute de lgypte du Magreb et de
lEspagne. dit par H. Mass. 1914. dite et comment par David-Weill. Le Djmi
dIbn Wahb. Textes Arabes, Tome III. Commentaire. 1er fasc. 1941.
10. Institut Franais dArchologie Orientrale. 18 vols.
Fouilles. Tomes 1 17. 1924-1937. (No. 12 manquant).
11. Institut Franais dArchologie Orientale. 96 vols.
Mmoires. Tomes 1-71.1902-1936. Nos 5, 61, 65 manquants.
Mmoires. Tomes 1-V. 1934-1938.
xtraits: Tome LXVI: Mlanges Maspero. Vol I. Keimer L. Sur deux fragments de
cornes de daim trouvs Deir El-Mdineh. 1934.
Tome LVIII: Mlanges Maspero. Vol III. Combe Et. Tissus Fatimides du Muse
Benaki. 1935.
Tome LXVIII: Mlanges Maspero. Vol III. Akkouch M. Contribution une tude des
origines de lArchitecture Musulmane: la Grande Mosque de Mdine (Al-Haram AlMadani). 1935.
12. Mmoires publis par les Membres de la Mission Archologique Franaise au Caire
1882-1884. 53 volumes.
Tomes 1-31. 1884-1934.
1 Index: Edfou. Nos 14, 16, 27 manquants.
13. Bibliothque dtude. Publication de LInstitut dArchologie Orientale. 8 vols.
Tomes 111. 1908-1936.
14. Revue de lgypte Ancienne, pour faire suite au Recueil de Travaux Relatifs la
Philologie et lArchologie gyptiennes et Assyriennes fond par Maspero, et la
Revue gyptologique. 3 vols.
Tomes 1, 2, 3 (fasc 1-2). 1925-1931.
15. Bulletin dtudes Orientales. Institut Franais de Damas. 3 vols. Tome IV, 1934;
VI,1936; VII-VIII, 1937-38. 1935-1938.
16. Bulletin de lAssociation des Amis des glises et de lArt Coptes.
3 vols. Tomes I-VI. 1935-1940.
17. Chassinat E. Le Temple de Dendara. Publications de lInstitut Franais dArchologie
Orientale du Caire. 4 vols.
Tomes 14. 1934-1935.
18. Bibliothque Archologique et Historique. 43 vols.
Tome 1: Abou Yousof YKoub. Le Livre de lImpt Foncier. (Kitab El-Kharadj) trad.
Fagnan. 1921.
Tome 2: Contenau G. La Glyptique Syro-Hittite. 1922.
Tome 3: Gaudefroy-Demombynes. La Syrie lEpoque des Mamelouks daprs les
Auteurs Arabes. 1923.
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Tome 4: Dussaud R. Topographie Historique de la Syrie Antique et Mdivale. 1927.

Tome 5: Jerphanion G. de. Une Nouvelle Province de lArt Byzantin: les glises
Rupestres de Cappadoce. Texte. Tome 1: 1re partie, 1925, et 2me partie, 1932. 2 vols.
Tome 6: Jerphanion G. de. Les Eglises Rupestres de Cappadoce. Texte. Tome 2, 1re partie,
1936.
Tome 7: Enlart C. Les Monuments des Croiss dans le Royaume de Jrusalem.
Architecture religieuse et civile. Texte. Vol 1. Atlas 1er album. 1925-1926. 2 vols.
Tome 8: Enlart C. Les Monuments des Croiss dans le Royaume de Jrusalem.
Architecture religieuse et civile. Texte. Vol II. Atlas 2me album. 1927 1928. 2 vols.
Tome 9: Cumont F. Fouilles de Doura-Europos (1922-1923). Texte et Atlas. 8 vols. 1926.
Tome 10: Charles-Roux Fr. Les Echelles de Syrie et de Palestine au XVIIIe Sicle. 1928.
Tome 11: Montet P. Byblos et lgypte: quatre campagnes de Fouilles Gebeil. 1921
1922 1923 1924. Texte et atlas. 2 vols, 1928, 1929.
Tome 12 : Jalabert L. et R. Mouterde. Inscriptions Grecques et Latines de la Syrie Tome1:
Commagne et Cyrrhestique. Nos 1-256. 1 vol. 1929.
Tome 13: Dhrain H. Orientalistes et Antiquaires La vie de Pierre Rufin Orientaliste et
Diplomate 1742-1824. Tome I. 1 vol
Tome 14 : Dhrain H. Orientalistes et Antiquaires La Vie de Pierre Ruffin Orientaliste et
Diplomate 1742-1824. Tome I. 1930.
Tome 15: Pzard M. Qadesh, Mission Archologique Tell Nevi Mend 1921-1922. 1931.
Tome 16: Thureau-Dangin, Barrois A, Dossin G. et M. Dunand. Arslan-Tash. Texte et
atlas. 2 vols. 1931.
Tome 17: Dussaud R., P. Deschamps et H. Seyrig. La Syrie Antique et Mdivale
Illustre. 1931.
Tome 18: Poidebard A. La Trace de Rome dans le dsert de Syrie. Le Limes de Trajan la
conqute Arabe - recherches ariennes (1925-1932). Texte. 1934. Atlas. 1934. 2 vols.
Tome 19: Deschamps P. Les Chteaux des Croiss en Terre Sainte. Le Crac des
Chevaliers, tude historique et archologique prcde dune introduction gnrale sur la
Syrie Franque. Texte et album. 1934. 2 vols.
Tome 20: Dunand M. Mission Archologique au Djebel Druze. Le Muse de Soueida,
inscriptions et monuments figurs. 1934. 2 copies.
Tome 21: Virolleaud Ch. La Lgende Phnicienne de Danel. Tome I: Mission de RasShamba dirige par C. Schaffer. 1936
Tome 22: Virolleaud Ch. La Lgende de Keret, Roi des Sidoniens, publie daprs une
tablette des Ras-Shamba. Tome II: Mission de Ras-Shamba dirige par C. Schaffer. 1936.
Tome 23: Thureau-Dangin F., M. Dunand, L. Cavro, G. Dossin. Til-Barsib. Texte: 4 vols.
1936. Album: 2 vols. 1936.
Tome 24: Dunand M. Fouilles de Byblos. Tome 1. 1926-1932. Atlas.1937. 1 vol.
Tome 25: Danthine H. Le Palmier-Dattier et les Arbres Sacrs dans licongraphie de
lAsie Occidentale Ancienne. Texte et album. 2 vols. 1937
Tome 26: Bikerman E. Institutions des Sleucides. 1938.
Tome 27: Dehrain H. Orientalistes et Antiquaires: Silvestre de Sacy, ses contemporains
et ses Disciples. 1938.
Tome 28: Virolleaud Ch. La Desse Anat, pome de Ras Shamba. Tome IV : Mission de
Ras Shamba dirige par C. Schaeffer. 1938.
Tome 29: Poidebard. A. Un grand port disparu. Tyr Recherches ariennes et sousmarines 1934-1936. Conclusion par L. Cayeux. Texte. 1939.
Tome 30: Mlanges Syriens offerts Monsieur Ren Dussand, par ses lves. Tome I.1939.
Tome 31: Schaeffer C. Ugaritica tudes relatives aux dcouvertes de Ras Shamba. 1re
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srie. Tome III. Mission de Ras Shamba dirige par Schaeffer. 1939.
Tome 33: Nougayrol J. Cylindres-Sceaux et Empreintes de Cylindres trouvs en Palestine
(au cours de fouilles rgulires). 1939.
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1. Rpertoire Chronologique dpigraphie Arabe. 9 vols. Publications de lInstitut
Franais dArchologie Orientale. Tomes I IX. 1931-1937
2. Bibliothque des Arabisants Franais, contenant les Mmoires des orientalistes
franais relatifs aux tudes arabes parus dans des priodiques, et qui nont pas t
runis ce jour. 2 vols. Publications de lInstitut Franais dArchologie Orientale. 1re
srie : Silvestre de Sacy. Tomes 1-2. 1905-1923.
3. Archives Marocaines. Publications de la Mission Scientifique du Maroc. 31 vols.
Tomes 133. 1904-1934. No. 25 manquant.
4. Bulletin de la Socit Archologique dAlexandrie. 11 vols. Nos 1-11.(1898-1941)
5. Mission Archologique en Arabie. 6 vols. Publications de la Socit des Fouilles
Archologiques. RR. PP. Jaussen et Savignac. Tome I: De Jrusalem au Hedjaz
Mdain-Saleh. 1909. Tome II: El-Elan dHgra Teima, Harrah de Tebouk. Texte
et atlas. Tome III: Les Chteaux Arabes de Qeseir Amra, Haraneh et Tuba. Texte et
atlas. 1922.
Publication de la Socit des Fouilles Archologiques.
Mission Archologique en Arabie. Supplment au volume II: Coutumes des Fuqar.
1914, paru en 1920.
6. Syria. Revue dArt Oriental et DArchologie. 17 vols.
Tomes 1-20. 1920-1939. Nos 4, 5, 6 manquants.
7. Manuel de Antiquits Romaines. Par Th. Mommsen et J. Marquardt. 20 vols.
Th. Mommen. Le Droit Public Romain. Tomes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 (1), 6 (2), 7. 1893, 1892,
1893, 1894, 1896, 1889, 1889, 1891.
J. Marquardt. LAdministration Romaine. Tomes 8-9. Vols 1-2. Organisation de
lEmpire Romain. 1889,1892.
J. Marquardt. De lOrganisation Financire chez les Romains. Tomes X, XI. Vols 1-2.
1888, 1891.
J. Marquardt. Tomes XII, XIII: Le Culte chez les Romains. Vols 1-2. 1889,1890.
J. Marquardt. Tomes XIV, XV: La Vie Prive des Romains. Vols 1-2. 1892, 1893.
P. Kruger. Tome XVI: Histoire de Sources du Droit Romain. 1894.
Th. Mommsen. Tomes XVII, XVIII, XIX: Le Droit Pnal Romain. Vols 1-3. 1907.
8. Bibliothque de M. le Baron Silvestre de Sacy. 3 vols.
Tome 1: Imprims, philosophie, thologie, science naturelles. 1842.
Tome 2: Sciences mdicales et arts utiles, psychologie, sciences morales, linguistique,
littrature et beaux-arts, histoire littraire. 1846.
Tome 3: Sciences sociales, sciences historiques, polygraphie. 1847.
9. Graffin R and F. Nau. Patrologia Orientalis. 25 vols.
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10. Sudan Notes and Records. 22 vols. Vols VXXV. 1922-1942. Fasc 1-2 du vol V et fasc
1 du vol. IX manquants. xtrait du vol XI: An exploration in the south Libyan Desert
by Newbold D. and W.B.K. Shaw. 1928.
11. Dictionnaire dArchologie Chrtienne et de Liturgie. Publi par le Rme dom F. Cabrol
et dom H. Leclercq, avec le concours de pluseurs collaborateurs. 28 vols. Tomes 1-14.
1924-1939. Et 1 xtrait du tome XII, 2me partie: Notitia Dignitatum. 1936.
12. Ancient Egypt. Edited by Prof. F. Petrie. 19 vols. 1914-1934. 1918-1919 manquants.
13. Encyclopedia Britannica. 35 vols. Ninth Edition. Vols I-XXIV. 1875, 1876, 1877, 1879,
1880,1881, 1882, 1883, 1884, 1885, 1886, 1887, 1888.
Tenth Edition. Vols XXV-XXXV. 1902, 1903. Vol XXXV: Index.
14. Larousse Universel en 2 Volumes. Nouveau Dictionnaire Encyclopdique publi sous la
direction de Claude Aug. Tomes I-II. 1922-1923.
15. Websters New International Dictionary of the English Language. Vol 1 with
introductions, and vol 2 with appendices. 1928.
16. The Encyclopedia of Islam. A dictionary of the Geography, Ethnography and
Biography of the Muhammadan Peoples. Prepared by a number of leading orientalists,
edited by M.Th. Houtsma, T. W. Arnold, R. Basset and R. Hartmann.Vol I, 1913. Vol II,
1927. Vol III, 1936. Vol IV, 1934 and 1 supplement, 1938. 5 vols.
17. Comit de Conservation des Monuments de lArt Arabe. Ministre des Wakfs. 21 vols.
1882-88, 1889-91, 1892-94, 1895-96, 1897-98, 1899-00, 1901-02, 1903-05,
1906-08, 1909, 1910, 1911-12, 1913-14, 1915-19, et 1 vol: planches. 1920-24
1925-32, 1933-35
18. Index Gnral des Bulletins du Comit des Annes 1882 1910. Fasc. doubles des
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1. Rayet O. Monuments de lArt Antique. 3 vols
Tome1 : Art gyptien Sculpture Grecque, poque Archaque.
Sculpture Grecque, seconde moiti du Ve sicle et premire du IVe. 1884.
Tome 2 : Sculpture Grecque, seconde moiti du IVe sicle, IIIe et IIe sicles Sculpture
Romaine Terres Cuites.
Publication en six livraisons partir de 1881 1883.
2. Jquier G. LArchitecture et la Dcoration dans lAncienne gypte. Les Temples
Memphites et Thbains des origines la XVIIIe dynastie. 2 copies. 1920.
Les Temples Ramessides et Sates de la XIXe la XXXe Dynastie. 1922.
Les Temples Ptolmaques et Romains. 1924.
3. Bissing, Freiherrn Von. Denmler Agyptischer Sculptur. 2 vols.
Tafeln I. 1-57. 1914.
Tafeln II. 58-125. 1914.
4. Sieglin E. Expedition Ernst Sieglin. Ausgrabungen in Alexandria. 2 vols. Unter leitung
von Th. Schreiber. Herausgegeben von E. Sieglin. Die Nekropole von Km-EschSchukfa.
Texband, Tafelband I. 1908.
5. Desjardins E. Table de Peutinger. Table Explicative de la Carte de Peutinger:
Dpouillement gographique des auteurs anciens, des inscriptions et des mdailles.
1868.
6. Lortet Dr. et Gaillard M.C. La Faune Momifie de lancienne gypte.
Tome I, sries 1-2. 1903
Tome 2, sries 3-5. 1909.
7. Paton D. Animals of Ancient Egypt. 1925.
8. Thiersch H. Zwei Antike Grabanlagen bei Alexandria. 1904.
9. Lanzene R. V. Les Papyrus du Lac Moeris. Runis et reproduits en facsimile et
accompagns dun texte explicatif. 1896.
10. Pharaon F. Le Caire et la Haute gypte. Dessins de A. Darjou. 1872.
11. Fondation Eugne Piot. Monuments et Mmoires publis par lAcadmie des
Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres. Tome 25. 1921-1922.
12. Normand A. Larchitecture des Nations trangres: tude sur les principales
constructions du Parc lExposition Universelle de Paris en 1867. 1870.
13. Dupont-Auberville M. Art Industriel LOrnement des tissues: recueil historique et
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15. Jerphanion G. de. Une Nouvelle Province de lArt Byzantin Les glises Rupestres de
Cappadoce. 3 vols. Bibliothque Archologique et Historique. Tomes V-VI. Planches.
Tome V, 1er et 2me album. 1925, 1928. Tome VI, 3me album. 1934.
16. The Metropolitan Museum of Art: Egyptian Expedition. Tomes 2, 7 and 8.
The Monasteries of the Wadin Natrun. 3 vols.
White E.H. Part I: New Coptic Texts from the Monastery of Saint Macarius. Edited
with an introduction on the library at the Monastery of Saint Macarius. 1926. Part II:
The History of the Monasteries of Nitria and of Scetis. 1932. Part III: The Architecture
and Archaeology. 1933.
17. Bock W. de. Matriaux pour servir lArchologie de lgypte Chrtienne. 2 vols.
1901.
18. Herz M. Bey. La Mosque du Sultan Hassan au Caire. Gouvernement gyptien,
Comit de Conservation des Monuments de lArt Arabe. 1899.
19. Creswell K.A.C. Early Muslim Architecture. Umayyads, early Abbasids and Tulunids. 2
vols. 1932, 1940.
Part I: Umayyads A.D. 622-750 with a contribution on the Mosaics of the Dome of the
Rock and of the Great Mosque at Damascus by M. van Berghem.
Part II: Early Abbasids, Umayyads of Cordova, Aghlabids, Tulunids and Samanids
A.D. 751-905 with contributions by Flix Hernandez, George Abd Al Fattah Hilmi and
Hassan Abd Al-Wahab.
20. Bourgoin J. Les Arts Arabes architecture menuiserie bronzes plafonds
revtements marbres pavements - vitraux etc. avec une table descriptive et
explicative et le trait gnrale de lArt Arabe. 1873.
21. Miegon G. Exposition des Arts Musulmans au Muse des Arts Dcoratifs. 1903.
22. Prisse dAvennes. La Dcoration Arabe. Dcors muraux plafonds mosaiques
dallages boiseries virtaux toffes - tapis reliures faences - ornements divers.
xtraits du grand ouvrage LArt Arabe de P. dAvennes.
23. Prisse dAvennes. LArt Arabe daprs les Monuments du Caire depuis le VIIe sicle
jusqu la fin du XVIIIe. Texte. 1877.
24. Muse de lArt Arabe du Caire. La Cramique gyptienne de lpoque Musulmane.
Publi sous les auspices du Comit de Conservation des Monuments de lArt Arabe.
1922.
25. Bahgat A. Bey et A. Gabriel. Fouilles dAl Foustat. Muse de lArt Arabe du Caire.
Publie sous les auspices du Comit de Conservation des Monuments de lArt Arabe. 4
vols. 1 vol, 1921 en franais, 2 copies en arabe et 1 album de photographies.

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26. Rgence de Tunis, Protectorat Franais, Directions des Antiquits des Arts. Les
Monuments Historiques de la Tunisie. 2 vols.
1re partie : Cagnat R. et Gauckler P. Les Monuments Antiques: les Temples Paens.
1898.
2me partie: Gauckler P. et Roy B. Les Monuments Arabes. Saladin H. La Mosque de
Sidi Okba Kairouan. 1899.
27. Delamare Ad. H. Al. Archologie. Exploration Scientifique de lAlgrie pendant les
annes 1840, 1842, 1843, 1844 et 1845 publie par ordre du Gouvernement et avec le
concours dune Commission Acadmique. 1850.
28. Audsley G.A. et J. L. Bowes. La Cramique Japonaise. 2 vols. Tomes 1-2. 1880.
29. Grandjean Ren. La Cramique Orientale.
30. Iacovleff A. Les Peintures et Dessins dExtrme Orient. 1920.
31. Garnier E. La Porcelaine Tendre de Svres.
32. Berling Dr. Kniglich Schsische Porzellanmanufactur Meissen 1710-1910.
Dissertation-Programme de la plus ancienne Manufacture de Porcelaine dEurope
loccasion de son deux-centime anniversaire. 1911.
33. Sangiorgio G. Collezione di Vetri Antichi dalle Origini al V Sec. D.C. 1914.
34. Mariette A. Bey. Album du Muse de Boulaq. Comprenant quarante planches
photographies par MM. Deli et Bchard. 1871.
35. Views of Typical Desert Scenery in Egypt. Album prepared by the Geological Survey of
Egypt, Egyptian Government. 1931.
36. The Nile Reservoir Works at Aswan and Asyut. Album. Descriptive note by Garstin
W.E. 1902.
37. Lyons Captain H.G. A Report on the Island and Temples of Philae. Album with an
introductory note by Garstin. 1896.
38. Lehnert and Landrock. In the Land of the Pharaohs. Album of 24 artistic pictures of
Upper Egypt.
39. Book of Views. Jerusalem. Album.

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1. Prisse dAvennes. LArt Arabe daprs les Monuments du Caire depuis le VIIe siecle
jusqu la fin du XVIIIe. 3 vols. Tomes: 1-3. 1877.
2. Coste Pascal. Architecture Arabe ou Monuments du Caire. 1839.
3. Labrode, Leon de et Linant. Voyage de lArabie Ptre. 1830.
4. Belzoni G. Atlas des Voyages, Recherches et Dcouvertes en gypte et en Nubie.
Compos de 44 planches lithographies ou graves leau forte, et enlumines. 2 vols
de planches, doubls de 1 copie en franais et 1 copie en anglais. 1821, 1822.
5. Fossati, Chev. G. Aya Sofia Constantinople as Recently restored by Order of H.M. the
Sultan Abdul Medjid. Planches. 1852. 2 copies.
6. Collinot E. et A. De Beaumont. Encyclopdie des Arts Dcoratifs de lOrient. Recueil
de Dssins pour lArt et lIndustrie. 3 vols.
Vol I: Ornements Arabes - Ornements Turcs. 1883.
Vol II : Ornements de Chine Ornements de la Perse. 1883.
Vol III: Ornements Vnitiens, Hindous, Russes et Ornements Japonais. 1883.
7. Coste P. Monuments Modernes de la Perse mesurs, dessins et dcrits. 1867.
8. Roberts D. The Holy Land, Syria, Idumea, Arabia, Egypt and Nubia. With historical
description by Rev. G. Croly. Vols I-III. 1842, 1843, 1849.
9. Roberts D. Egypt and Nubia. With historical description by Brockedon F.R W.
Vols I-III. 1846, 1849.
10. Gau F.G. Antiquits de la Nubie, ou Monuments Indits des Bords du Nil situs entre
la premire et la seconde cataracte. Ouvrage faisant suite du grand ouvrage de la
Commission dgypte. 1822.
11. Palmieri M.A. et Bechard M. (Photographe). Lgypte et la Nubie. Grand Album
Monumental, Historique, Architectural. Photographies comprises depuis le Caire
jusqu la deuxime cataracte. 1887.
12. Horeau H. Panorama dgypte et de Nubie, avec un portrait de Mhmet Aly et un
texte orn de vignettes. 1841.
13. Rosellini I. I Monumenti dellEgitto e della Nubia. Disegnati della Spedizione
Scientifico-Letteraria Toscana. 3 vols.
In Egitto distribuiti in ordine di materie interpretati ed illustrati.
Tome 1: Monumenti Storici. Planches. 1832.
Tome 2: Monumenti Civili. Planches. 1834.
Tome 3: Monumenti del Culto. Planches.1844.

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14. Wieder Dr. F.C. Monumenta Cartographica. Reproductions of unique and rare maps,
plans and views in the actual size of the originals, accompanied by cartographical
monographs. 2 vols. Vol I: texte. Vol II: planches. 1925-1933.
15. Lepsius C.R. Denkmaeler aus Agypten und Aethiopien, nach des Zeichnungen der von
seiner Majestt des Koenige von Preussen Friedrich Wilhelm IV nach diesen Lndern
Gesendeten und in den Jahren 1842-1845 Ausgefhrten Wissenschaftlichen Expedition
auf Befehl Seiner Majestt.
1 Abtheilung: Topographie und Architectur. Blatt I-LXVI.
1 Abtheilung: Topographie und Architectur. Blatt LXVII-CXLV.
2 Abtheilung: Denkmaeler des Alten Reiches. Blatt I-LXXXI.
2 Abtheilung: Denkmaeler des Alten Reiches. Blatt LXXXII-CLIII.
3 Abtheilung: Denkmaeler des Neuen Reiches. Blatt I-XC.
3 Abtheilung: Denkmaeler des Neuen Reiches. Blatt XCI-CLXXII.
3 Abtheilung: Denkmaeler des Neuen Reiches. Blatt CLXXIII-CCXLII.
3 Abtheilung: Denkmaeler des Neuen Reiches. Blatt CCXLIII-CCCIV.
4 Abtheilung: Denkmaeler aus der Zeit der Griechischen und Roemischen Herrschaft.
Blatt I-XC.
5 Abtheilung: Aethiopische Denkmaeler. Blatt I-LXXV.
6 Abtheilung: Inschriften mit Ausschluss der Hieroglyphischen. Blatt I-LXIX.
6 Abtheilung: Inschriften mit Ausschluss der Hieroglyphischen. Blatt LXX-CXXVII.
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