- Arthur Ferdinand Rowley Platt (1863�1946), physician and surgeon: correspondence written during two trips to Egypt, when accompanying the eighth Duke of Devonshire, Spencer Cavendish, as his personal physician 1896-1908 (Platt MSS)
- Howard Carter (1874�1939), British Egyptologist: preparatory pencil sketch of some columns from the processional colonnade in the Luxor temple (used for a watercolour of the same in private possession) c1900 (Carter MSS vii.3)
- Sir Alan Henderson Gardiner (1879�1963), British Egyptologist: postcard to Eug�ne D�vaud (1878-1929), Swiss Egyptologist 1912 (Gardiner MSS 42.72.71a)
- Marianne Eaton-Krauss (b1944), American/German Egyptologist: correspondence with Egyptologists (deceased) and peer-reviews 1966-2022 (Eaton-Krauss MSS)
- Geoffrey Thorndike Martin (1934�2022), British Egyptologist: complete working papers, including notebooks, notes, card indexes, drawings of scenes and inscriptions, plans, slides, photographs, and correspondence 1966-2022 (Martin MSS)
- Tutankhamun Archive: collection of Tutankhamun memorabilia, incl postcards (2), a game, and a copy of a publication (Victoria Wolf, 1943, And Seven Shall Die) c1922-1943 (TAA ii.6.21a; TAA ii.6.71; TAA iii.38.2)
- Eric Parrington Uphill (1929�2018), British Egyptologist: complete working papers, including notebooks, notes, card indexes, slides, photographs, correspondence and teaching notes c1954-2018 (Uphill MSS)
- Tutankhamun Archive and Arthur Cruttenden Mace (1874�1928), archaeologist and Egyptologist: items formerly on long term loan to the Griffith Institute, created by Mace during the recording of Tutankhamun�s tomb, incl account of the opening of the Burial chamber dated March 3rd [1923]; excavation journal - 1st season, 27 December 1922 to 13 May 1923; ms account of the opening of the Burial chamber dated March 3rd 1923 1922-1923 (TAA iv.1-3)
- Tutankhamun Archive and Alfred Lucas (1874�1928): correspondence and rel material on wood, incl letters (16) exchanged between Lucas and Laurence Chalk discussing wood specimens from the tomb of Tutankhamun c1932-1938 (TAA i.11)
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