[6] The various rock-inscriptions of Lower Nubia mentioned in this chapter were found during a tour which I made in that country in the autumn of 1906, and are recorded in my “Antiquities of Lower Nubia and their Condition in 1906-7,” published for the Egyptian Government by the University Press, Oxford. The evidence for the locating of the various tribes is also given there. [7] I can hardly suppose that I was the first to observe this road, and yet I can find no reference to it in any publication. [8] Sinuhe, 254-256. [9] Papyrus Koller, 5, 1-4. [10] Anastasi Papyri, 4, 5, 5ff. [11] Kubbân stela. [12] The average cubit was about 20-1/2 inches. Typographical errors corrected by the etext transcriber: week-chested youths=> weak-chested youths {pg 8} That I mght gaze=> That I might gaze {pg 39} he is conforted=> he is comforted {pg 41} stocks and stones=> sticks and stones {pg 95} number or varieties=> number of varieties {pg 130} astonishd the people=> astonished the people {pg 181} Nile beween Korôsko=> Nile between Korôsko {pg 200} to the Egyptolgist=> to the Egyptologist {pg 201} pride themselves=> pride themeselves {pg 265}