into their true place; andour knowledge of the history of Egyptian culture is carried back not merely a few cen-turies, but to a period presenting characteristics different from the oldest previouslyknown period, but containing the germs of the later development. A. F. B. THE American… … Editor of the Archaeologist: * In the Antiquarian for June, 1897,there was published an article by myselfentitled A Classification of Arrow, orSpear-heads or Knives. The classifi-cation was as follows: I. Leaf-shaped. II. Triangular. III. Stemmed. IV. Peculiar forms.Of the latter division, IV,…
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