savage fishermen whoform the population of the districtpossess the strongly markedfeatures which are so easily dis-tinguished from the rounder andsofter physiognomies of the trueEgyptian fellah. Ahmes must have been content with the expulsion of the chiefs onlyof those Semitic tribes who had… … 213. — l-ragmentary ftatuetie of a king;heij^lit seven inches. Dra\\n by Saint-time Gaiuiei. museums another monument belonging to the same ]3eriod and to the sameartistic group. Lettres a M. de Rouge sur les Fouilles de Tanis, ]i. 105. (Revue Archcologiqut^ 238 A History of Art in Ancient Egypt.…
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