rlG. 2.—Hoeing ; Beni-Hastan. (Champollion, pi. 381 liis.^) Thus the first tribes established themselves in the countryunder singularly favourable conditions ; thanks to the timely help m\\L … Fig. 3.—Ploughing; from the Necropolis of Memphis. (Descip/ion d< VEg)fie, ant. V., pi. 17.) of the river they found themselves assured of an easy existence.-We know how often the lives of those tribes who live by fishing This work of Chanipollions, to which we are greatly indebted, is entitled:…
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