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Papers of Dr Anthony John ArkellPP MS 71

Personal PapersPP MS 71/01

Administrative PapersPP MS 71/02

Material on White Nile ProvincePP MS 71/03

Material on GenealogyPP MS 71/04

Material on SennarPP MS 71/05

Material on DarfurPP MS 71/06

Material on Archaeology and Anthropology in the Sudan in GeneralPP MS 71/07

Reading notes, mainly from Radcliffe-BrownPP MS 71/07/01

'Notes on quarternary climates in the Sudan'PP MS 71/07/02

'Meroe': Archaeological notes and writingsPP MS 71/07/03

'Ancient History of the Sudan before the coming of the Arabs'PP MS 71/07/04

Reading notes from G. Nachtigal's Sahara and SudanPP MS 71/07/05

Reading notes, mainly from Evans-PritchardPP MS 71/07/06

Notes on Middle Eastern archaeologyPP MS 71/07/07

Reading notes on physical anthropologyPP MS 71/07/08

Reading notes on anthropologyPP MS 71/07/09

Reading notes on physical anthropologyPP MS 71/07/10

Notes on Sudan Stone AgePP MS 71/07/11

Notes on archaeologyPP MS 71/07/12

Reading notes on anthropologyPP MS 71/07/13

Reading notes on African religionPP MS 71/07/14

Mimeograph of F. E. Kencington's 'Studies of the Aigle or Nile Perch (Lates Nilotica)'PP MS 71/07/15

Reading notes on anthropologyPP MS 71/07/16

Reading notes from travellers, mainly on the Chad / Darfur regionPP MS 71/07/17

Archaeology - notes and typescripts, mainly relating to the Pan-African Congress of Prehistory, NairobiPP MS 71/07/18

File 19PP MS 71/07/19

'Egyptian influence in West Africa': Correspondence with C. G. SeligmanPP MS 71/07/20

'Nuba Mountains': Correspondence and reports on various Nuba groups by Gawain Bell and G. HawkesworthPP MS 71/07/21

'Pottery': Notes by Arkell on pottery types and pottery making in Nuba Mountains and Omdurman.PP MS 71/07/22

'Fung Origins'PP MS 71/07/23

'Wadai'PP MS 71/07/24

'Uriv'PP MS 71/07/25

Material on Peoples of the SudanPP MS 71/08