The Caravan Route Between Egypt And Syria
The Caravan Route Between Egypt And Syria
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The chattels they usually contain are a few large claywater-pitchers, clay vessels in the form of casks, for the storage ofgrain, which, after being filled from the top, are closed and the grainafterwards drawn off as required from an opening in the bottom; abell-shaped poultry-coop made of clay, with a lid, which is kept down bya stone when necessary; pigeon-holes either in the clay wall round theyard, or in the wall of the house itself; and small baking ovens withside-door and place under for... fire. In the kitchens, too, which are as arule wretched holes, there are small baking ovens with flat tops, suchas are common throughout Egypt. The houses of the more prosperousinhabitants are not unfrequently provided with a raised space, railed onboth sides, and sometimes latticed in front, which is fitted withreceptacles for jars and other domestic articles.
Ancient columns and pedestals are sometimes built into the houses. Thereare usually several wooden doors between these and the courtyards, whichalso serve as windows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The chattels they usually contain are a few large claywater-pitchers, clay vessels in the form of casks, for the storage ofgrain, which, after being filled from the top, are closed and the grainafterwards drawn off as required from an opening in the bottom; abell-shaped poultry-coop made of clay, with a lid, which is kept down bya stone when necessary; pigeon-holes either in the clay wall round theyard, or in the wall of the house itself; and small baking ovens withside-door and place under for... fire. In the kitchens, too, which are as arule wretched holes, there are small baking ovens with flat tops, suchas are common throughout Egypt. The houses of the more prosperousinhabitants are not unfrequently provided with a raised space, railed onboth sides, and sometimes latticed in front, which is fitted withreceptacles for jars and other domestic articles.
Ancient columns and pedestals are sometimes built into the houses. Thereare usually several wooden doors between these and the courtyards, whichalso serve as windows.
What to read after The Caravan Route Between Egypt And Syria?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ludwig Salvator Archduke of Austria to read onlineMoreLess
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