54. Tablets of Kings, Fifth to Twelfth Dynasties. 1: 40.
Not only were there these granite inscriptions to be copied, but also a great number of graffiti and travellers’ names on the sandstone rocks, principally at Gebel Silsileh. Among these was a Phoenician inscription, one of the very few known in Egypt; and some curious quarry records of Roman age. The main inscription of this region is, however, one very seldom seen, even by antiquaries as it is in a valley
55. An Inscribed Rock At Silsileh.
56. Tablet of Antef and Mentuhotep III.