re. 221 by Colonel Howard Vyse and. J. L. Perring, who at once compre-hended their use. The roof of the sarcophagus-chamber consistsof nino slabs of fine red granite, like those which form the wallsof the same chamber. They are i8 feet 9 inches long and theirends rest upon the side walls of the… … zdx^^S^S. ElG. 152.—Transverse section, in perspective, through the s.arcophagiis-cliamber and the chamber is still nearly 340 feet below the actual apex of thepyramid. This danger was met in the fashion figured above. As the structure grew above the roof of the mummy-chamber,five small chambers…
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