gular variantupon the type which we have described. It was formerly amonolith about 43 feet high ; it is now overthrown and brokeninto two pieces. It bears the ovals of Ousourtesen I., andwould seem, therefore, to be contemporary with the obelisk atHeliopolis.^ Its peculiarity consists in its… … Fig. 169.—The obelisk of Beggig. From theelevation of Lepsius.-
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