Papyrus funéraires de la XXIe dynastie
A scholarly facsimile of Twenty-first Dynasty funerary papyri held in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, edited by Edouard Naville and issued in Paris by Leroux in 1914 for Egyptologists and philologists. The plates are photographic reproductions of hieratic and cursive hieroglyphic text in long horizontal registers, showing papyrus fibre grain, ruled column dividers, red rubrics rendered as grey, and torn or abraded edges; useful as script texture, banded line patterns, and aged paper surfaces.
