The Civilization of the Ancient Egyptians
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— Arm-chair with Carved Lions for the Arms. Captives are represented ignomini- ously chained below. The seats were covered with painted or stamped leather or with embroideries.
bargaining and exchanging necklaces for fish, or ointment for onions and melons !
In olden times the crafts merged into the arts, and it w^as very difficult to tell where the craftsman ended and the artist began. The beautiful jewellery, metal work and glass, should undoubtedly be included among the artistic productions ...of this age.
39 The Civilization of the Ancient Egyptians The goldsmiths were extraordinarily skilful, and wrought wonderful necklaces, and jewels inlaid with brilliant enamels, cloisonne work. Sometimes instead of enamels between the fine strips of gold that formed the outlines, the inlay was of precious stones. This kind of work was especially used for the larger breast jewels, — jewels of office, perhaps. The ear-rings and finger- rings display great variety of design, and pearls were frequently used in the former.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Arm-chair with Carved Lions for the Arms. Captives are represented ignomini- ously chained below. The seats were covered with painted or stamped leather or with embroideries.
bargaining and exchanging necklaces for fish, or ointment for onions and melons !
In olden times the crafts merged into the arts, and it w^as very difficult to tell where the craftsman ended and the artist began. The beautiful jewellery, metal work and glass, should undoubtedly be included among the artistic productions ...of this age.
39 The Civilization of the Ancient Egyptians The goldsmiths were extraordinarily skilful, and wrought wonderful necklaces, and jewels inlaid with brilliant enamels, cloisonne work. Sometimes instead of enamels between the fine strips of gold that formed the outlines, the inlay was of precious stones. This kind of work was especially used for the larger breast jewels, — jewels of office, perhaps. The ear-rings and finger- rings display great variety of design, and pearls were frequently used in the former.
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