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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 19 (1905) (1905)

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ctors, it broidery, and the application of colors. In the sub- could estimate the depreciation alike. And in binding contractors to a definite quality in maintaining and furnished data of the most valuable and unimpeach- terraneous temples at Beni-Hassan, the wall paintings, able character, putting… … contact with the surface to be sur- nobles and patricians of Rome for veyed. The skate and wheel are Babylonian tapestries. The oldest each connected, by means of delicately adjusted lev- proof of its merits, as it will indisputably convict the pieces ‘of tapestry extant to-day do not date back…

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