- Arnold 1977 (a short summary)
- Arnold 1996: p. 27, fig.
20, pp. 31, 33, figs. 23, 26, p. 127, fig. 124, pp. 129, 136 (catalogue
with the famous head of Tiy
from Gurob and some other objects from the site)
- Bell 1985 (on tomb 605 and
its importance for Mycenaean chronology)
- Borchardt 1911: 2-4
and passim (on objects from Gurob in the Berlin Museum: abb. 2 is
a plan of the building, which Borchardt identifies as a palace)
- Chassinat 1901 (on
the discovery of an undisturbed tomb at Gurob)
- Cleveland 1992: 209-210,
no. 26, 258-260, nos. 50-51 (postulating a Gurob style/workshop for
high quality small scale wooden sculpture)
- Gardiner 1948: 14-35
(transcription of the Gurob papyri)
- Gorzo 1999 (a short summary)
- Griffith 1898: 91-98,
pl. pls. XXXVIII-XL (publication including transcription and translation
of some Gurob papyri)
- Kemp 1978 (arguing that
Gurob was the site of a New Kingdom palace)
- Lacovara 1997 (the stratigraphy
of the site, with short description on the present condition)
- Lacovara 1997a: 36-37,
fig. 33 (the palace of Gurob in relation to the other known palaces
of the New Kingdom)
- Meskell 2002: 36-37 (discussing
Gurob as regional centre)
- Politi 2001 (on the Gurob
papyri and the 'burnt groups', drawing attention to the Hittite law
that the personal objects be burnt at the death of the lady of the
house)
- Seidlmayer 1990: 341-347
(on the First Intermediate Period burials)
- Thomas 1981 (catalogue
of the finds from Gurob in the Petrie Museum)
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