Naqada And Ballas. 1895
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Of these last, 60 is of a smooth, and 63 of a rough-faced, red ware ; the bowls (70 and 71) are also red ; the rest are yellow and slightly rough.
These are evidently of a different period to the drop-shaped vases, in the upper part of the plate ; and they are attributed to the XVIIIth dynasty on the ground of their resemblance to the pottery of that period (see Kahun, PL. XX).
63. XLVII, XLVIII, XLIX, L. Slate palettes.— Strange forms of slate have been found in Egypt for some years past ; but... no account of their source was known, and their age and purpose were quite un- certain. The cemeteries of the New Race have explained the whole subject ; the slates were placed in the graves, and their purpose was for grinding malachite, and occasionally hematite, probably for face-paint. That such forms should be used for palettes may seem almost beyond belief; but the evidence of the patches of malachite on them, and the worn hollows for grinding, are found on every class.
The monstrous rhombs (93-99) have been quoted as impossible for merely grinding a little patch of face- paint, and have been suggested for shields.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of these last, 60 is of a smooth, and 63 of a rough-faced, red ware ; the bowls (70 and 71) are also red ; the rest are yellow and slightly rough.
These are evidently of a different period to the drop-shaped vases, in the upper part of the plate ; and they are attributed to the XVIIIth dynasty on the ground of their resemblance to the pottery of that period (see Kahun, PL. XX).
63. XLVII, XLVIII, XLIX, L. Slate palettes.— Strange forms of slate have been found in Egypt for some years past ; but... no account of their source was known, and their age and purpose were quite un- certain. The cemeteries of the New Race have explained the whole subject ; the slates were placed in the graves, and their purpose was for grinding malachite, and occasionally hematite, probably for face-paint. That such forms should be used for palettes may seem almost beyond belief; but the evidence of the patches of malachite on them, and the worn hollows for grinding, are found on every class.
The monstrous rhombs (93-99) have been quoted as impossible for merely grinding a little patch of face- paint, and have been suggested for shields.
What to read after Naqada And Ballas. 1895?
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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