The Royal Tombs of the First Dynasty, 1900-1901
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14 is a square tipped rod of ivory, with the sign of the same, engraved upon it.
15 — 18. Fragments of ivory disconnected ; possibly the -remainders may be found in some other collection.
19, 20. Pieces of stone bowls with du (?) Ichent and Iwtep.
21. A piece of a stone bowl inscribed Mer- neit may very probably have strayed from the tomb of that king, as it is roughly incised like his other works.
22, 23, 24. Pieces of stone bowls, bear up ast khent, up ast, and the outlines of a corded jar.
P...l. VI. 1. A fragment of an ivory bracelet, bearing anlch and iias alternately.
2. The head of a snake in ivory, carefully carved.
3, 4. Two lions carved in ivory were found in one of the private tombs around that of Zer.
They are much worn on the bases by sliding about ; and the lines of the fur are worn off by long continued handling just at the centre of gravity. It is evident therefore that they were playing pieces in some game, probably the same as the prehistoric game of four lions and a hare (see Naqada vii.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
14 is a square tipped rod of ivory, with the sign of the same, engraved upon it.
15 — 18. Fragments of ivory disconnected ; possibly the -remainders may be found in some other collection.
19, 20. Pieces of stone bowls with du (?) Ichent and Iwtep.
21. A piece of a stone bowl inscribed Mer- neit may very probably have strayed from the tomb of that king, as it is roughly incised like his other works.
22, 23, 24. Pieces of stone bowls, bear up ast khent, up ast, and the outlines of a corded jar.
P...l. VI. 1. A fragment of an ivory bracelet, bearing anlch and iias alternately.
2. The head of a snake in ivory, carefully carved.
3, 4. Two lions carved in ivory were found in one of the private tombs around that of Zer.
They are much worn on the bases by sliding about ; and the lines of the fur are worn off by long continued handling just at the centre of gravity. It is evident therefore that they were playing pieces in some game, probably the same as the prehistoric game of four lions and a hare (see Naqada vii.
What to read after The Royal Tombs of the First Dynasty, 1900-1901?
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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