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Correspondence, reports, accounting, and much more concerning the archaeology of Ur. These are all from the University of Pennsylvania Museum archives…

Note cards carried by Sir Max Mallowan during excavations, on which he wrote his excavation notes. Mallowan was general archaeological assistant at Ur…

Volume of correspondence increased as the excavation settled in to yearly routine and produced more and more finds. These are the letters, reports,…

This is the last volume of Sir Leonard Woolley's field notes, those collected together with uncertain associations. It is labeled RC Miscellaneous,…

Notes on the first of the private graves excavated. These notes are from trial trench E (TTE) one of the first that struck the Royal Cemetery. Woolley…

These are general notes covering various areas around the site. Many appear to be from domestic areas, including graves from beneath the floors.…

These are the letters, reports, accounts, and telegrams concerning Ur from 1925 in the Penn Museum archives.

Continuing from the first volume of cemetery notes, these mostly concern Trial Trench E (TTE), the main exploratory trench sunk into the Royal…

These are the letters, reports, accounts, and telegrams concerning Ur from 1926 in the Penn Museum archives.

Continuation of notes on graves in area PG.