Abydos volume 24
Abydos volume 24
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26 ABYDOS II.
88, part of a hawk for inlaying, probably from a &a-name.
89, 90, probably figures of laden boats.
91, 92 are flat sheets of glaze, which look much like model axes ; but this form of axe with lugs is quite unknown in metal till at least the Xllth Dynasty. There are, however, some stone axes with lugs which may possibly be earlier.
93-05, see pi. I. These lotus flower vases are as vet quite unknown at so early a date. If the cups or vases were copied direct from the flower, the sma...llness of the hole opening would be unlikely, and there would be no meaning in the raised disc on the top. But this disc is exactly the form for architectural use, in order to take the pressure of the architrave without breaking down the thin edge. It seems clear that these have been copied from lotus capitals, and hence this capital is taken back now to the 1st Dynasty ; but whether the form was made in mud and reeds, or in stone, is not certain.
96, 97, large oval fruits or seed vessels, with four grooves from end to end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
26 ABYDOS II.
88, part of a hawk for inlaying, probably from a &a-name.
89, 90, probably figures of laden boats.
91, 92 are flat sheets of glaze, which look much like model axes ; but this form of axe with lugs is quite unknown in metal till at least the Xllth Dynasty. There are, however, some stone axes with lugs which may possibly be earlier.
93-05, see pi. I. These lotus flower vases are as vet quite unknown at so early a date. If the cups or vases were copied direct from the flower, the sma...llness of the hole opening would be unlikely, and there would be no meaning in the raised disc on the top. But this disc is exactly the form for architectural use, in order to take the pressure of the architrave without breaking down the thin edge. It seems clear that these have been copied from lotus capitals, and hence this capital is taken back now to the 1st Dynasty ; but whether the form was made in mud and reeds, or in stone, is not certain.
96, 97, large oval fruits or seed vessels, with four grooves from end to end.
What to read after Abydos volume 24?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W M Flinders William Matthew Flinders Petrie to read onlineMoreLess
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