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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 20 (1867) (1867)

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wood between their Father Alzate, and by MM. Humboldt, Nebel, and Col. Du- Egyptian mouldings brought from Thebes in 1860. toes, squat as before, and make the hole by rubbing the han- : ae, 1. ae Bese ort a "Pena: ef, pana = : —. 7 ee" a am, ts | AF ac - - <7 £* - = 2 = na - = — - et ae e = ~ _ ~ i… … In conclusion, the Temple of Xochicalco is an object to at- dle of the awl between tieir hands, in less time than one of paix, before the able and ingenious explorer, M. Léon Méhé- tract the attention and interest of the literati, as wellas the our carpenters could drill one witha gimlet. Their…

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