According to the Egypt Exploration Society distribution lists, Harrow were allocated the following:
1886
A selection of minor antiquities from Naukratis, Nebesheh, Gemayemi & Deffeneh
1896
A set of Roman pottery from Deir el Bahari
Grenfell , The Fayum, 1895-1901 sent 1901
Cartonnage head
Cartonnage strip
Coffin panel R92 a
Alabaster jar D57
Small pointed pot D13
Mummy label No. 3
Glass vase
Wooden comb, A1896
Wooden bowl with spout
Wooden stand
Blue glaze head
Blue glaze dish
Bronze papyrus sceptre
Piece of carved wood
Shadoof rope
Wooden door
Dish & uraei
Wooden mallet
Limestone ostracon
Beads R87
Bronze bracelet R66
Wooden spindle
Pottery bowl
2 reed pens
Inscribed wooden handle
Wooden stamp
Carding comb
Wooden kohl pot with lid
Gourd rattle
Shrine with figure
Gourd bottle
12 worked flint
Stone weight
Bone pin D 77
Fine clay vase
Wooden kohl flask
Wooden kohl box with lid
Comb
Bronze papyrus sceptre
Pottery jug
Coins (“L” milne)
Relevant publications:
Budge, Ernest Alfred Wallis: Harrow School Museum : catalogue of the Egyptian antiquities from the collection of the late Sir Gardner Wilkinson. - Harrow : Wilbee, 1887.
Anonymous 2015. Sir John Gardner Wilkinson and the collection of Egyptian antiquities at Harrow School. In McKnight, Lidija and Stephanie Atherton-Woolham (eds), Gifts for the gods: ancient Egyptian animal mummies and the British, 45-47. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press.
