  Inelastic proton scattering via isobaric analog resonances allows to derive
rather complete information about neutron particle-hole states. We applied this
method to the doubly-magic nucleus 208Pb by measuring angular distributions of
208Pb(p, p') on top of the isobaric analog resonances in 209Bi with the Q3D
magnetic spectrograph at M\"unchen. We identify the six states of the i11/2
f5/2 multiplet and the four states of the i11/2 p3/2 multiplet in the energy
range 4.6 MeV < Ex < 5.3 MeV. Firm spin assignments for the ten states are
given, some of them new. Additional measurements of the reaction 207Pb(d, p)
confirm the fragmented i11/2 p1/2 multiplet.
