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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 5 (1889) (1889)

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nged as desired by sliding the blocks toward or . rear ends of the shovels with each other. away from the center. Supported at their forward Beate The Society for the Preservation of Ancient Egyptian Monuments. WALTER’S BALING PRESS, Egyptian archeology has unquestionably placed a plentiful supply… … To endeavor to arrest the progress of such irrepara- the teeth being thrown forward, while Fig. 4 shows it BENTHALL’S CULTIVATOR. as a cultivator, which, by removing the center tooth, ble mischief the above named society has been re- cently formed. Sir Henry Layard, Mr. Flinders Petrie. cultivates…

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