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Diagram plans of Caves 1-26 at Kura

Detailed diagram of caves from Edward William West's written notes, drawn to a scale of 1/15 inch to a foot.

Diagrams of the Ajanta caves, general scale 30ft to an inch. There are also notes on damage/deterioration, tracings of painted inscriptions and inscribed 'modern' names.

Three pocket diaries belonging to Angus Graham. These are:

• "Letts Diary 1979" with handwritten personal notes and appointments.
• Pocket Diary with handwritten notes, 1980.
• "Diary 1986" with handwritten notes.

Three personal diaries belonging to Quaritch Wales.

• H.G.Q. Wales Hodgsonites Charterhouse, Godalming
• Quaritch Wales's personal diary in 1936 labelled Si T'ep eh
• The Greater-India Research Committee

A series of four handwritten diaries with almost daily entries covering the whole of the expedition as the Escort to the Trade Agent.

"Diary Commencing October 20th 1825" by "Mr Rowlandson", the date when he departed from Madras (Chennai) heading for Bengal. They departed from Bengal on 8 December 1825. The diary marks the latitude and longitude each day and journals things seen and thoughts about the experience as he sails for England. Includes some sketches of land formations that he has seen, and additional notes in the margins. After completing this journal, he then restarts using the notebook in 1887 to write copies of letters and sermon notes. The final page has a musical composition dated 29 March 1826. Handwritten, hardback journal.

Charles Letts' Self-Opening Diary for 1936, labelled "(Si T'ep eh)", entries January-March, some notes and lists at back of diary. The diary covers Wales' excavation in [possibly Sri thep, Pejabun , Thailand] and time in Bangkok.

Diary of a tour from Gilgit - daily notes made of a trip leaving Gilgit on 14 April 1947, probably that made by Carter as mentioned in the letter LOR/2/1/5. Entries continue until 29 April 1947, all of which are contained within a notebook. There are several unwritten pages but the final page has notes on Ballade from Mesdemoiselles Eden. The inside cover of the notebook, back and front have been covered in calculations; the cover has become detached from the pages. Soft light brown cover notebook with ruled pages.

Handwritten diary of Barbara Ingham's trip to India, 3, (from file No. 6)