الفهرس 
فهرس المحتوياتيوجد فقط 14 صفحة متاحة للعرض العام
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المستخلص
These papyri dates back to the New Kingdom, specifically Ramessid period, and was coined by Anastasi, the Swedish consul in Egypt in 1839 AD from Memphis. This study aims to study the Anastasi papyrus written by the scribe innA and pA- bs, It is papyri (III, IIIA, IV, VI, VII) in the British Museum, converting them into hieroglyphics, translating them and commenting on them, and study of mistakes written for scribes and the reasons that led to these mistakes and correct them, with Paleography study of the scribes line. These papyrus were known as educational papyrus, It contains literary, educational, religious and military subjects, The diversity of these subjects led to the literary enrichment of the writer, In terms of language, writing and drafting, This is evident through the curricula and methods of education, Which the teacher followed in his education to his student, Including the method of spelling, the method of direct copying, and the construction exercises. The scribe pA- bs worked in the army departments as an assistant scribe for his teacher Amen m Ipt , It is attributed to him Anastasi Papyrus III, which dates from the reign of King Merneptah. The scribe innA worked in the Treasury Department as an assistant scribe for his teacher Qajb, It is attributed to the Anastasi papyrus (IIIA, IV, VI, VII), These papyrus are dated to the reign of King Merneptah and King Seti II.