Hierakonpolis .. 4
Hierakonpolis .. 4
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0. The first of these vases belonged to the Scorpion King (see PL. XVII).
The other vases are all more or less debased copies of those well-known in prehistoric times.
PL. XXXIV. Dyn. 0. The alabaster dishes out- lined here mostly bear inscriptions of the Scorpion king, though some have the Hortis Ka.
Pl. XXXV. Dyn. 0. This pottery is intermedi- ate in types between that of the later prehistoric and the early dynastic.
The little vases, I2^, 12^, are of red pottery, black-topped, descended from... the early prehistoric jars.
19 IS also a well-known later prehistoric type.
The tall ring-stands are the early stages of those so familiar in the Old Kingdom.
Pls. XXXVI, XXXVII, XXXVIII. The great jar of syenite or diorite is the finest specimen known of the early stone-working. It is two feet across, highly polished outside, as shown in the photograph, and worked out so thin that it can be easily lifted. It was found near the .slate of Nar-mer, and is the last object that we describe here of dynasty 0.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
0. The first of these vases belonged to the Scorpion King (see PL. XVII).
The other vases are all more or less debased copies of those well-known in prehistoric times.
PL. XXXIV. Dyn. 0. The alabaster dishes out- lined here mostly bear inscriptions of the Scorpion king, though some have the Hortis Ka.
Pl. XXXV. Dyn. 0. This pottery is intermedi- ate in types between that of the later prehistoric and the early dynastic.
The little vases, I2^, 12^, are of red pottery, black-topped, descended from... the early prehistoric jars.
19 IS also a well-known later prehistoric type.
The tall ring-stands are the early stages of those so familiar in the Old Kingdom.
Pls. XXXVI, XXXVII, XXXVIII. The great jar of syenite or diorite is the finest specimen known of the early stone-working. It is two feet across, highly polished outside, as shown in the photograph, and worked out so thin that it can be easily lifted. It was found near the .slate of Nar-mer, and is the last object that we describe here of dynasty 0.
What to read after Hierakonpolis .. 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Petrie, W. M. Flinders (William Matthew Flinders), Sir, 1853-1942 to read onlineMoreLess
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