The Mummy: Chapters on Egyptian Funereal ArchaeologyUniversity Press, 1894 - 404 pages |
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Page 7
... side of the Nile be compared with the Arabian and Libyan desert the appropriateness of the name Kam or Kamt is at once evident . Another old name of Egypt is Ta - merà , " the land of the inundation , " " 5 or Foo two other names for ...
... side of the Nile be compared with the Arabian and Libyan desert the appropriateness of the name Kam or Kamt is at once evident . Another old name of Egypt is Ta - merà , " the land of the inundation , " " 5 or Foo two other names for ...
Page 11
... sides at the base are : north and south , 352 feet ; east and west , 596 feet , and the actual height is 197 feet . The shape of the pyramid is oblong , and the arrange- ment of the chambers inside is peculiar to itself . the moon ...
... sides at the base are : north and south , 352 feet ; east and west , 596 feet , and the actual height is 197 feet . The shape of the pyramid is oblong , and the arrange- ment of the chambers inside is peculiar to itself . the moon ...
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... side of the Pelusiac arm of the Nile . They adopted the manners and customs and writing of the Egyptians , and whatever may have been their severity when they first began to rule , they were of great service to the Egyptians . It is ...
... side of the Pelusiac arm of the Nile . They adopted the manners and customs and writing of the Egyptians , and whatever may have been their severity when they first began to rule , they were of great service to the Egyptians . It is ...
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... side of Thebes he finished the temple originally dedicated to Rameses I. , and consecrated it to his father Seti I .; he restored the temple of Hatshepset at Dêr el - Bahari ; he built a temple at Medînet Habû , and at Thebes , his ...
... side of Thebes he finished the temple originally dedicated to Rameses I. , and consecrated it to his father Seti I .; he restored the temple of Hatshepset at Dêr el - Bahari ; he built a temple at Medînet Habû , and at Thebes , his ...
Page 47
... sides of which were symmetrically inclined to a common centre . The interior chambers were ornamented with sculptures , on which were depicted scenes in the domestic ( ? ) life of the king . The temple at Medînet Habû is of remarkable ...
... sides of which were symmetrically inclined to a common centre . The interior chambers were ornamented with sculptures , on which were depicted scenes in the domestic ( ? ) life of the king . The temple at Medînet Habû is of remarkable ...
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