Figure 1
LL postcard image of the ‘Tombs of the Kalifs’ in Cairo. Scan by author, private collection.
Figure 2
LL postcard image of a wedding procession in Egypt. Scan by author, private collection.
Figure 3
Photograph of Henri Bach and Leslie Starkey in the lower court of Wahka II’s tomb. Scan by author. Private collection of Wendy Slaninka, courtesy of Wendy Slaninka.
Figure 4
Photograph of Ali es Suefi, Leslie Starkey, and an unidentified Egyptian person on their way to Qau camp. Scan by author. Private collection of Wendy Slaninka, courtesy of Wendy Slaninka.
Figure 5
Leslie’s written caption on the verso of Figure 4’s photograph. Scan by author. Private collection of Wendy Slaninka, courtesy of Wendy Slaninka.
Figure 6
Petrie’s plan of Wahka II’s tomb, modified to pinpoint the rock chamber, kitchen, and compound. Original plan published in: William Matthew Flinders Petrie, Antaeopolis: The Tombs of Qau (London: British School of Archaeology in Egypt, Bernard Quaritch, 1930), pl. VI. Modifications have been made by the author.
Figure 7
Photograph of the ‘general store’ inside the rock chamber of Wahka II’s tomb. Original photographic print (entitled D75: ‘Tomb at Qua used as a living room’) is located in a ring-binder of images used by Margaret Drower in her biography of William Matthew Flinders Petrie, Egypt Exploration Society archives, courtesy of the Egypt Exploration Society.
Figure 8
Photograph of the compound and kitchen in the lower court of Wahka II’s tomb. From Gertrude Caton-Thompson’s photo album, 1924, PMA/WFP1 115/15/2, Petrie Museum archives, courtesy of the Petrie Museum of Egyptian and Sudanese Archaeology, UCL.