A Brief Account of the Researches and Discoveries in Upper Egypt, Made under the Direction of Henry Salt, Esq. : To Which is Added a Detailed Catalogu (Paperback)

1. Domestic history of the author; 2. M. Calliaud's pretended discovery of the city of Berenice; 3. Arrive at the Nile; 4. Departure of Messrs Banks and Beechey for England; 5. Relics found in the temple of Karnak; 6. Rolls of papyrus used by the priests and wealthier classes; 7. Tombs at Gheezeh; 8. Misunderstanding between M. Calliaud and the author; 9. Interesting particulars of the appearance of a tomb on first being discovered; 10. A few observations on the customs and manners of the Arabs; Appendix; Catalogue of Mr Salt's collection of Egyptian antiquities.