Topographical Bibliography of Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphic Texts, Statues, Reliefs and Paintings:

• Volume 8 (Objects of Provenance Not Known) Parts 1 and 2 (Statues) (continually updated online version)
• Volume 8 (Objects of Provenance Not Known) Part 4 (Stelae: Dynasty XVIII to the Roman Period)) (in preparation)
• Report for 2005
• Report for 2006
• Report for 2007

Records of Howard Carter's work in the Valley of the Kings and the excavation of the tomb of Tutankhamun:

The Search for Tutankhamun

Tutankhamun: Anatomy of an Excavation

• database of all finds
• gallery of photographs
• galleries of photographs not directly connected with the database:
  • the exterior of the tomb
  • the painted decoration in the Burial Chamber
  • general views of the Valley of the Kings
  • miscellaneous topics
• Harry Burton's photographs showing work in Tutankhamun's tomb
• excavation and pocket diaries:
  • 1st excavation season, late 1922 and early 1923
  • 2nd excavation season, 1923-4
  • 3rd excavation season, early 1925
  • 4th excavation season, 1925-6
  • 5th excavation season, 1926-7
  • 6th excavation season, 1927-8
  • 7th excavation season, late 1928
  • 8th excavation season, 1929-30
  • 9th excavation season, late 1930
• maps, plans and drawings
• Carter's account of the examination of Tutankhamun's mummy by Dr D. Derry and Dr Saleh Bey Hamdi, and his drawings of items found on it
• Howard Carter's notes on various topics made in preparation of the complete publication of Tutankhamun's tomb
• notes on the robberies, by Howard Carter, Alfred Lucas and Lord Carnarvon
• notes on the Annexe, by Howard Carter, Alfred Lucas and A. H. Gardiner
• notes and memoranda, by Alfred Lucas
• A. C. Mace's diary of the first excavation season, December 27, 1922 to May 13, 1923
• the eyewitness accounts of the opening of Tutankhamun's burial chamber on February 16, 1923, by A. C. Mace and A. H. Gardiner
• Howard Carter's collection of lantern slides based on Harry Burton's photographs

19th-century photographs of Egypt and the Near East:

• Egyptian Mirage
• Levantine Mirage
• J. P. Simpson photographs

Photographs of Egypt by John Ross

Paper squeezes made in various tombs at Thebes during the 19th century:

• Tomb TT 57, of Khaemhet, of the reign of Amenophis III
• Tomb TT 106, of Paser, of the reigns of Sethos I and Ramesses II
• Tomb KV 17, of Sethos I

Checklist of transcribed hieratic documents in the Archive of the Griffith Institute:

• Jaroslav Cerný: papyri and ostraca
• Sir Alan H. Gardiner: papyri and ostraca
• B.G. Gunn
• T.E. Peet
• F.Ll. Griffith
• B. Grdseloff
• J.W.B. Barns and P.C. Smither

Transcripts and scans of Flinders Petrie's "Journals" for 1880-1

Catalogues and lists of other archive material in the Griffith Institute:

• J. J. Clère MSS: general list
• Sir Alan H. Gardiner MSS: preliminary sample catalogue
• Griffith Institute: list of miscellaneous items
• Griffith Institute: squeezes
• John de Monins Johnson: negatives made during the excavations at Antinoe
• Records connected with Tutankhamun's tomb

Accessions of the Griffith Institute Archive:

• Accessions in 1990-1997, 2000-2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007.
• The archive of J.J. Clère
• The sketches and other material by Joseph Bonomi (1796-1878).

Reports on Archive activities:

• Report for 2005
• Report for 2006
• Report for 2007

Griffith Institute publications:

• List of publications in print

New accessions of Sackler Library in Egyptology and Ancient Near Eastern studies:

• Lists of accessions

Publications in Egyptology:

• Publications in Egyptology 2007
• Publications in Egyptology 2006
• Publications in Egyptology 2005
• Publications in Egyptology 2004
• Publications in Egyptology 2003
• Publications in Egyptology 2002

A key to the translation exercises in Sir Alan Gardiner's Egyptian Grammar:

• Translations

For young people:

• Chariot to Heaven. By Mary Ann Bradley and Jaromir Malek
• The Sphinx Nose. Edited by Jaromir Malek

Miscellaneous:

• Photographs by anonymous photographers, showing scenes outside the tomb of Tutankhamun
• Howard Carter. By Jaromir Malek
• Carter MSS. vi-viii
• Tutankhamun. By Jaromir Malek
• The Archive of the Griffith Institute and the Internet. By Jaromir Malek
• Three important questions about electronic publishing. By Paul M. Gherman
• A significant development in hieroglyphic word-processing: The release of the new InScribe 2004 for Microsoft Windows. By Jaromir Malek. (Reprinted, with permission, from Discussions in Egyptology 61, 2005, pp. 61-6.) Pages 61, 62, 63, 64, 65 and 66
• Virtual reality reconstruction of TT 69 (Menna). (The Department of Computing at Manchester Metropolitan University, Silicon Graphics and the Griffith Institute)
• History and main activities of the Griffith Institute. By Helen Whitehouse and Jaromir Malek
• Teaching and research degree programmes in Egyptology at Oxford. By John Baines
• Electronic publications and Egyptology with special emphasis on the Topographical Bibliography. By Jaromir Malek
• Report on the meeting on Archiving Egyptological and Ancient Near Eastern Resources on the Internet , held in Oxford on November 28, 2003. By Diane Bergman
• Alessandra Nibbi (June 30, 1923 - January 15, 2007). Obituary by Claude Vandersleyen, English and French versions.

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