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Endowment of tombs . represent the deceased , having colossal proportions compared with the other figures , sitting ... they were brought into the tomb in an appointed order , and an endowment to ensure their presentation in the tomb on ...
Endowment of tombs . represent the deceased , having colossal proportions compared with the other figures , sitting ... they were brought into the tomb in an appointed order , and an endowment to ensure their presentation in the tomb on ...
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This pyramid , called by the Arabs El - Haram el - Kaddab , Tombs of Early and or “ the False Pyramid , ” is probably so named because it is Middle unlike any of the other pyramids known to them ; it is said Empire identical 1ST of the ...
This pyramid , called by the Arabs El - Haram el - Kaddab , Tombs of Early and or “ the False Pyramid , ” is probably so named because it is Middle unlike any of the other pyramids known to them ; it is said Empire identical 1ST of the ...
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The walls probably do not belong to the period of the uppermost tier of tombs , and appear to have been made during the rule of the Greeks or Romans . In the hill of the tombs at Aswân there are three distinct Tombs of the VIth layers ...
The walls probably do not belong to the period of the uppermost tier of tombs , and appear to have been made during the rule of the Greeks or Romans . In the hill of the tombs at Aswân there are three distinct Tombs of the VIth layers ...
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Contents
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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