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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 18 (1905) (1905)

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ebra is which the person less adapted for the used in life. Dif- service of man as ferent methods a beast of burden were employed for or draft animal preserving the than the Burchell’s mummies. We find zebra; neverthe- the black mummy, less, although it is prepared with bi- a more difficult ani-… … Mummy Masks. can be and often is tamed and ridden. The Grévy breast are often covered by a mask or plate of dec- the goddess. At the feet was a pair of crotales in zebra brought to this country by W. P. Ellis is the bronze, of rather large diameter, and joined by a leath- orated plaster. Then we…

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