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Items separated from their original letters. These are:

• Copies of 2 letters sent between Terence Phelps to Dr. W. Zwalf, British Museum, concerning the site of Kapilavastu. These are dated 15 and 19 October 1993;
  *Photocopy of an extract from 'The Maha-Bodhi and the United Buddhist World', 1901-2, concerning a German Buddhist priest;
• An extract from 'The Piprahwa Stupa in the Birdpore Estate containing the relics of Buddha' from the Peppé Papers, Centre of South Asian Studies, Cambridge;
• A file from the Department of Revenue and Agriculture, 24 March 1899.

Four articles written by Phelps concerning his research. There is also a further article by Vicki Mackenzie from the Times Online.

'Piprahwa: A Three-Pipe Problem' by T.A. Phelps, a copy of Phelps' monograph, 1995.

'Lumbini and Kapilavastu: Are They both in India?' by T.A. Phelps, a copy of the monograph, undated (c.2001). With the article is a post-it note 'Michael - for you, Eliz.'

'The Piprahwa Deceptions: Setups and Showdown' by T.A. Phelps, 2008, an article adapted from a talk given at Harewood House in 2006 and posted online.

'The RAS Peppé Papers' by T.A. Phelps. With this article is a letter from Phelps to the Librarian, Royal Asiatic Society, to send the article and thank for allowing access to the Papers, dated 23 November 2009. Also with the article are copies of the references he has cited within his work.

'Buried with the Buddha' by Vicki Mackenzie from The Times Online, 21 March 2004, downloaded in 2008 concerning the investigation by Paul Seto of the Buddhist relics.

Further correspondence concerned with Phelps' and others research into Buddhist relics.

Letter from Terence Phelps to J.R. Knox, 19 August 2003, to ask, in light of Michael Willis' sabbatical from the British Museum, whether he should still send updates concerning his research to the British Museum.

Copies of the letter from Paul Seto, Buddhist Society, to Michael Willis and Robert Knox, 20 August 2003, concerning the relics in the possession of Neil Peppé. With the letter are printed photographs of some of the relics.