Balabish volume 37
Balabish volume 37
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These sug- gested connections with the Sudan, while the lip-stud also formed a link between the pan- grave people and those of the civilization of the black-topped cups with a grey band and Hared rim. At about the period of the pan-grave civilization, we know there was another impor- tant civilization in the Sudan not far from the C-group people, which is undoubtedly related to that of the black-topped cups with a grey band and flared rim. This is the civilization recently lirought to light at ...Kerma, and we already know it tot*have used woven hair (giraffe's ?), and to have used small hard-stone palettes, to have manufactured thongs of woven leather, to have made pottery remarkable for its thinness and quality, ^ to have u. Sed a moulding at the rim of some of its bowls, ^ and to have given straighter sides to many of them.^ Here, then, wc have si. V 1 A. Z. , 1914, p. 37, nos. 9, 11, 13, 1. 5. We are not told what the C-group sandal was like, so we are prevented from comparing it with the pan-gi-ave types, which have shown themselves to be unusual.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These sug- gested connections with the Sudan, while the lip-stud also formed a link between the pan- grave people and those of the civilization of the black-topped cups with a grey band and Hared rim. At about the period of the pan-grave civilization, we know there was another impor- tant civilization in the Sudan not far from the C-group people, which is undoubtedly related to that of the black-topped cups with a grey band and flared rim. This is the civilization recently lirought to light at ...Kerma, and we already know it tot*have used woven hair (giraffe's ?), and to have used small hard-stone palettes, to have manufactured thongs of woven leather, to have made pottery remarkable for its thinness and quality, ^ to have u. Sed a moulding at the rim of some of its bowls, ^ and to have given straighter sides to many of them.^ Here, then, wc have si. V 1 A. Z. , 1914, p. 37, nos. 9, 11, 13, 1. 5. We are not told what the C-group sandal was like, so we are prevented from comparing it with the pan-gi-ave types, which have shown themselves to be unusual.
What to read after Balabish volume 37?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G a Gerald Averay Wainwright to read onlineMoreLess
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