Petrie at Memphis

season	work done	publication
1908	Petrie's first season in Memphis, drawing a map and excavating the 'west hall', and many other smaller sites around the city (faience workshop)	Petrie 1909a; the faience workshop is discussed in detail: Knobel/Midgley/Milne/Murray/Petrie 1911: 34-37, pls. XIII-XX
1908-1909	Excavation of the palace of Apries	Petrie 1909 (see the distribution list)
1909-1910	Further work around the palace of Apries	Petrie/Mackay/Wainwright 1910: 38-46 (distribution list)
1910 - 1911	Several small sites, recording many decorated Ramesside temple blocks and the foundations of a church that had been built from these blocks.	Petrie 1911: 2-24, pls. XXVII-XXXI (see the distribution list 1910/1911)
1912	No published account of excavations, but reference to finds, of which the most important is perhaps the quartzite statue of the high steward Amenhotep (reign of Amenhotep III) with its long biographical inscription	Petrie 1913: 32-36, pls. LXXVII-LXXX
1913	Digging a section of the great temple site of Ptah; excavations south of the temple of Ptah, foundations of Roman buildings. Petrie found a workshop for calcite vessels.	in Engelbach 1915: 32-34, pls. LII-LXII