The Nile Notes for Travellers in Egypt
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Cairo was occupied by Muhammad 'Ali in 1805, and the massacre of the Mamelukes took place March i. 1811.
THE MUSEUM AT GIZEH.
The Egyptian antiquities which are now exhibited at Gizeh were, until the end of 1889, preserved at Bulak, where they occupied the site of the old post-office. The founding of the Bulak museum is due to the energy and perseverance of Auguste Ferdinand Mariette. This dis- tinguished Frenchman was born at Boulogne-sur-Mer on February nth, 1821. His ancestors were not unkno...wn in the literary world. He was educated at Boulogne, and was made professor there when he was twenty years of age. He seems to have tried his hand at various professions, and to have studied archaeological matters whenever he had a little leisure. His attention was first drawn to the study of Egyptian archseology by the examination of a collection of Egyptian antiquities which had been made by Vivant 114 NOTES FOR TRAVELLERS IN EGYPT.
Denon, one of the artists attached to the French Expedi- tion in Egypt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cairo was occupied by Muhammad 'Ali in 1805, and the massacre of the Mamelukes took place March i. 1811.
THE MUSEUM AT GIZEH.
The Egyptian antiquities which are now exhibited at Gizeh were, until the end of 1889, preserved at Bulak, where they occupied the site of the old post-office. The founding of the Bulak museum is due to the energy and perseverance of Auguste Ferdinand Mariette. This dis- tinguished Frenchman was born at Boulogne-sur-Mer on February nth, 1821. His ancestors were not unkno...wn in the literary world. He was educated at Boulogne, and was made professor there when he was twenty years of age. He seems to have tried his hand at various professions, and to have studied archaeological matters whenever he had a little leisure. His attention was first drawn to the study of Egyptian archseology by the examination of a collection of Egyptian antiquities which had been made by Vivant 114 NOTES FOR TRAVELLERS IN EGYPT.
Denon, one of the artists attached to the French Expedi- tion in Egypt.
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