Maspero, G. (Gaston), 1846-1916 · New York, Charles Scribner's Sons · leaf 23
ng thedivinity with the ritual familiar to us on the monuments of theTheban era. Like the temples, the tombs of the Thinite age retained theprincipal features of those of the earlier period at Abydos, atNakadah, at Hieraconpolis, and in all places where they havebeen discovered hitherto. The most… … rifJ. 10. —SIDK OK NAOS OK SAKT-EL-HENNEH.(Museum, Cairo.) (Phot. L. Brugsch.) THINITE ART some nameless lord, who ruled a portion of the Theban plain.Imagine a rectangle some 176 feet long by 88 wide, runningdiagonally from north to south. It iscomposed entirely of unfired brickscemented and…
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