'Archaeological finds on Lamma Island (near Hong Kong)' by Daniel Finn SJ edited by T. F. Ryan SJ, Ricci Publications, Ricci Hall, University of Hong Kong.

Letter from Fr Proinsias Ó Fionnagáin SJ, 35 Lower Leeson St, Dublin to Br John Maguire SJ, replying to a query on Fr Daniel Finn SJ. Fr Ó Fionnagáin SJ researches Finn’s writings in the Irish Province News and at the National Library of Ireland. Note on top of letter ‘Copy of this letter posted to Fr Joe Shields – 2/7/74 John Maguire’

'The Chigi Athena' by D.J. Finn, Character of Greek Civilisation, reprint Journal of Hellenic Studies, Vol. XXXII, 43-57.

Letter from Fr Joe Shields SJ, Ricci Hall, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong to Fergus [Cronin or O'Keefe] concerning a query from an American archaeologist on the writings of Fr Daniel Finn SJ, and a request to check in the Irish Province.

Letters relating to archaeology, some addressesd to Albert Way, and handwritten notes by [ ] and drawings on spear heads, dish, stone moulds, scabbard (8 items).

• letter from Edward Clibborn, Royal Irish Academy, Dublin to [Albert Way] (6 October 1866), (1 September 1871);
• letter from Arthur Gerald Geoghegan, 27 Addison Road, Kensington, London to Albert Way (31 March 1870);
• letter from William Frederick Wakeman, Enniskillen, County Fermanagh to Albert Way (18 August 1870);
• letter from Sir Stephen Richard Glynne to Albert Way (28 July 1871).

Letters to Michael Sullivan Esq., Temple Gardens, Rathmines, Dublin from George Coffey, Science and Art Museum, Dublin regarding stone moulds for casting bronze spearheads found in County Tyrone, that Sullivan has in his possession (16 January 1900 - 15 July 1903). Includes receipt of loan of the eleven pieces to the Science and Art Museum, Dublin (21 April 1899). 4 items

Letters to Michael Sullivan Esq., Belclare, Temple Gardens, Rathmines, Dublin from Canon William Greenwell, 27, North Bailey, Durham, England and George Coffey, Irish National Museum (National Museum of Science and Art), Dublin regarding the Omagh moulds, the development of bronze spearheads and allowing casts to be made. Coffey, in writing to Sullivan indicates that 'I do not think the originals should be sent out of the country as the Canon is very old. If you like to put a price on the moulds I shall be happy to recommend their purchase (25 January 1909). Cast were made of the moulds, and returned to Sullivan. 18 January - 9 June 1909, 14 items

Article from 'Archaeology Ireland' entitled ‘The Prosperous Crosier and its inscription’, pp14-17, by Griffin Murray and Pádraig Ó Riain. The Prosperous Crosier was purchased by the Jesuits at Clongowes Wood College around 1839.