aphic representations left to us by the people themselves.Those of our readers who have followed our arguments atten-tively, will readily understand that we altogether refuse to see theremains of a palace, properly speaking, in the ruin which has beenso often drawn and photographed as the Royal… … Fig. 5.—Partial restoration of a palace at Tell-el-Amarna ; by Charles Chipiez. VOL. II. The Palaci-:. 19 to convey by words alone a true idea of this elegant and singularbuilding. We therefore give two plans (Figs. 6 and 7),a longitudinal and a transverse section (Figs. 8 and 9), and
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