dd001 | 1 | berkeley.apis.4970
dd035 | 1 | (CU)4970
dd046 | 1 | -2000
dd046 | 2 | -1500
dd041 | 1 | hir
dd090 | 1 | P.Hearst 01
dd245_a | 1 | Hearst medical papyrus.
dd245_f | 1 | First half of the 2nd millenium B.C.
dd300 | 1 | 16 papryi ; Various sizesVarious sizes
dd340_e | 1 | papryi
dd500_lin | 1 | 18 columns
dd510 | 1 | Resiner, G. The Hearst medical papyrus
dd510_dd | 1 | Reisner, G. The Hearst medical papyrus
dd520 | 1 | A collection of  medical prescriptions. The ailments for which cure is offered range from "a tooth which falls out" (Col. I, l. 7) and "remedy for treatment of the lung" (Col. IV, l. 8) to bites by human beings (Col.
II, ll. 6-7), and pigs and hippopotami (Col. XVI, ll. 5-7). The papyrus, which bears great resemblance to another Egyptian medical papyrus (the so-called Papyrus Ebers), entered
Egyptology's Hall of Fame in 1905, when George Reisner published the plates of the papyrus with an introduction and
vocabulary. While the contents of the papyrus has been studied extensively in the course of time with the help of the plates
published by Reisner, the papyrus itself, however, has never been the object of careful analysis. And this is strange, because the
papyrus is in a surprisingly good condition. It is almost too good to be true. This set against the rather unusual provenenance of
the papyrus, as presented below, raises doubts as to whether this papyrus is real, or whether it is a fake.
dd544_n | 1 | Bears great resemblance to another Egyptian medical papyrus (the so-called Papyrus Ebers)
dd546 | 1 | Hieratic
dd561 | 1 | Uncertain. In the Spring of 1901 was brought to the camp of the Hearst Egyptian Expedition near Der-el-Ballas, Egypt, by a peasant of the village, who said he found it while digging 2 years before.
dd581 | 1 | On uncertain provenance see G. Reisner's publication.
dd590_con | 1 | Some mildew present needs removal. Some damage to last several sections.
dd590_prs | 1 | The papyrus is in a surprisingly good condition. It is almost too good to be true. This set against the rather unusual provenenance of the papyrus, raises doubts as to whether this papyrus is real, or whether it is a fake.
dd653 | 1 | Medicine, Egyptian
dd655 | 1 | Prescriptions, Medical; Formulae
dd852 | 1 | CU
dd856_m | 1 | http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/cgi-bin/apisdb/record/4970