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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 19 (1905) (1905)

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g the most interesting of the delvings their recovery from the surgical operation, to their into the hidden story of Egyptian history. Pithom, former habitation, and in no case has the cripple re- the store city of the Pharaohs, a fortress outpost at ceived extra attention, either hostile or… … thriving European and native town sprang up fer and soon die if deprived of moisture, they because of certain French canal-engineering can exist for considerable periods without food. as the second temple, is found high up on the south- work. The natives called the place Tell el-Maskhita,…

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