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Pieces of linen are then bandaging . torn into strips about three inches wide , and one edge of each strip is gummcd . On one end of each of these the name of Ani has been written in hieratic characters to facilitate the identification ...
Pieces of linen are then bandaging . torn into strips about three inches wide , and one edge of each strip is gummcd . On one end of each of these the name of Ani has been written in hieratic characters to facilitate the identification ...
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Mummy cloths made of linen . Jomard thought that both cotton and linen were used for bandages of mummies ; ? Granville , in the Philosophical Transactions for 1825 , p . 274 , also embraced this view . The question was finally settled ...
Mummy cloths made of linen . Jomard thought that both cotton and linen were used for bandages of mummies ; ? Granville , in the Philosophical Transactions for 1825 , p . 274 , also embraced this view . The question was finally settled ...
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40 B Åpu , the Pano- Panopolis linen weavers . 3 famous for its linen industry was polis of the Greeks , the Deeile or cuern of the Copts , centre of and Akhmîm ' of the Arabs ; but as Egypt exported great quantities of this material ...
40 B Åpu , the Pano- Panopolis linen weavers . 3 famous for its linen industry was polis of the Greeks , the Deeile or cuern of the Copts , centre of and Akhmîm ' of the Arabs ; but as Egypt exported great quantities of this material ...
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The Egyptian Race and Language | 1 |
Egyptian Chronology | 10 |
The History of Egypt Dynasties I XXX | 18 |
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The Mummy: Chapters on Egyptian Funereal Archaeology Sir Ernest Alfred Wallis Budge Limited preview - 1964 |
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