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Maps of Wadi Gsea and plans of the dams of the Wadi el-Me by David Oates, Alan Wells, and R. M. Bradfield, made during expeditions led by Oates in 1949 and 1950, and Bradfield's solo return to the area in 1951. While investigating late-Roman olive farms during the first expedition the team stumbled upon a series of massive late-Roman dams along the course of the Wadi e-Me, a major tributary of the Wadi Gsea. Most of the material contains explanatory notes by Bradfield made in 2011-2012.

Printed map with notes on the map and on the verso by R. M. Bradfield. On the map, Bradfield notes that it is "almost certainly (from its alignment), in Wadi el-Me."

Two hand-drawn plans, one accompanied by a photocopy with notes by R. M. Bradfield.

Printed map with notes by Bradfield at top, "David Oates' working map of the Wadi Gsea/Wadi el-Me area and of the plateau (with many olive farms) to the south." Stamped Map 1 on the verso. Accompanied by photocopies of parts of the map, with notes by Bradfield.