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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 2 (1897) (1897)

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e face of a corpse; and there are many who also admire the tree when the Perhaps the most ancient of medicines—properly au- neither was it suspended in the tomb. Notwithstand- stems are bare, and certainly at this season it isinter- thenticated, that is—is hops, which was used in the ing the holes… … rings, bracelets, earrings, painted vases, figurines, amulets, shells, etc. One of the most interesting finds was a in the necropolis, were simply placed alongside of the curious terra cotta mask, which was brought dead. The object of the relatives or friends who in- to light in the month of…

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