The Mummy: Chapters on Egyptian Funereal ArchaeologyUniversity Press, 1894 - 404 pages |
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Page 162
... faïence rings , glazed various colours , and even of small strings of beads which they tied on the fingers in lieu of rings . The legs are then brought closely together , and the arms are laid on the body with one wrist crossed over the ...
... faïence rings , glazed various colours , and even of small strings of beads which they tied on the fingers in lieu of rings . The legs are then brought closely together , and the arms are laid on the body with one wrist crossed over the ...
Page 192
... faïence beads ; torques , or neck - rings , made of bronze ; bracelets , open and closed , made of bronze , iron , glass and horn ; finger - rings of bronze ; and bronze belt buckles made in the form of a Christian cross . A large ...
... faïence beads ; torques , or neck - rings , made of bronze ; bracelets , open and closed , made of bronze , iron , glass and horn ; finger - rings of bronze ; and bronze belt buckles made in the form of a Christian cross . A large ...
Page 195
... faïence and wood also appear . Later they are made of terra - cotta , and the covers are all made in the same shape ; sometimes they have the shape of a vessel of the same dia- meter at the bottom as at the top , the gods being traced ...
... faïence and wood also appear . Later they are made of terra - cotta , and the covers are all made in the same shape ; sometimes they have the shape of a vessel of the same dia- meter at the bottom as at the top , the gods being traced ...
Page 212
... faïence for this purpose appears not to have been known at that epoch . Generally the hands are crossed over the breast , but sometimes they are covered up in bandages . The hands do not hold any agricultural im- plements as in the ...
... faïence for this purpose appears not to have been known at that epoch . Generally the hands are crossed over the breast , but sometimes they are covered up in bandages . The hands do not hold any agricultural im- plements as in the ...
Page 224
... faïence . ' stibium , " and the latter mestemet , " stibium . " The use of glass for vases is very ancient , and Dr. Birch states that the earliest dated example of Egyptian glass is a small dark blue fragment inscribed with the ...
... faïence . ' stibium , " and the latter mestemet , " stibium . " The use of glass for vases is very ancient , and Dr. Birch states that the earliest dated example of Egyptian glass is a small dark blue fragment inscribed with the ...
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