Ancient Egyptian, Assyrian, and Persian costumes and decorations (1920)
Houston, Mary G. (Mary Galway), b. 1871, Hornblower, Florence S · London : A. & C. Black, limited · leaf 28
p ^ Kg. 2 o! / Ml 1 1 i!i J ITfe* Fig. 2a Fig. 3 5t 22 Fig. 3a … Fig. 4 9te- . ife 221 Fig. 4a 11 ANCIENT EGYPTIAN COSTUME Plate III. It will be noticed that the Egyptian dress decorationis chiefly confined to the collar, which will be seenin wear on Plates V., VI., VIII., and X. The patternswere either embroidered, painted, beaded, or jewelled ;the favourite…
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