We report on calculations of Feynman periods of primitive logdivergent φ 4 graphs up to eleven loops. The structure of φ 4 periods is described by a series of conjectures. In particular, we discuss the possibility that φ 4 periods are a comodule under the Galois coaction. Finally, we compare the results with the periods of primitive log-divergent non-φ 4 graphs up to eight loops and find remarkable differences to φ 4 periods. Explicit results for all periods we could compute are provided in ancillary files. P φ 4 := lin Q P (G) : G primitive log-divergent and φ 4 ⊆ P log := lin Q {P (G) : G primitive log-divergent} ⊂ P denote the Q-vector spaces spanned by primitive log-divergent periods. They are subspaces of the Q-algebra P of periods in the sense of Kontsevich and Zagier [44]. 1 We obtain finite-dimensional subspaces if we restrict the loop order of the graphs, P •,≤n := lin Q {P (G) : h G ≤ n} (1.4)for φ 4 graphs or general primitive log-divergent graphs G, respectively.