Prehistoric America volume 4
Prehistoric America volume 4
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Both of these practices could hardly go on in the case of the same race in the same coun- try. We have then, a valuable hint of the equinoctial cult of Gizeh, which in all probability was interpolated after the non- equinoctial worship had been first founded at Abydos and possibly Thebes. '' 5. We notice another difference between the pyramids of Egypt and those of Babylonia * "One of the oldest pyramids in Egypt is the so-called step pyramid of Sakkarah. The steps are six in number and \-ary i...n height from 3S to 29 feet, their width being 6 feet. Some authorities think that this was erected in the first dynasty by the 4th king, but was built after the pattern of a series of mastabahs imposed on one another. There are 16 step pyramids in the valley of the Nile.
The question has arisen as to the relative antiquity of the pyramids of Babylonia, some having claimed that those of Egypt were the older, but others have given the precedence to those of Babylonia. The best authority, however, is Norman Lockyer, and he maintains that the pyramids of Egypt were built by an intruding race from Babylonia called the "new race, " the name being taken from the fact that it was newly round.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Both of these practices could hardly go on in the case of the same race in the same coun- try. We have then, a valuable hint of the equinoctial cult of Gizeh, which in all probability was interpolated after the non- equinoctial worship had been first founded at Abydos and possibly Thebes. '' 5. We notice another difference between the pyramids of Egypt and those of Babylonia * "One of the oldest pyramids in Egypt is the so-called step pyramid of Sakkarah. The steps are six in number and \-ary i...n height from 3S to 29 feet, their width being 6 feet. Some authorities think that this was erected in the first dynasty by the 4th king, but was built after the pattern of a series of mastabahs imposed on one another. There are 16 step pyramids in the valley of the Nile.
The question has arisen as to the relative antiquity of the pyramids of Babylonia, some having claimed that those of Egypt were the older, but others have given the precedence to those of Babylonia. The best authority, however, is Norman Lockyer, and he maintains that the pyramids of Egypt were built by an intruding race from Babylonia called the "new race, " the name being taken from the fact that it was newly round.
What to read after Prehistoric America volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen D Stephen Denison Peet to read onlineMoreLess
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