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Essays and studies presented to William Ridgeway on his sixtieth birthday, 6 August, 1913 (1913)

Cambridge : University press · leaf 578

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e of these stonerings, and it will be seen that they closely resemble theNubian graves (Fig. 3) even to the offering niche (C)or chapel on the south-east side. In reference to thisDr Maclver says the niche is the feature that is difficultto explain (p. 81), and Mr Peet (7, p. 94J, summarisingthe… … 0 Fig. 3. Plan of a Nubian grave Fig. 4. Plan of an Algerian stone {circa 2000 B.C.)—after Firth. circle, with a niche (C) to represent the chapel—after Randall-Maclver. (19) completes the demonstration of the Egyptian influencethese monuments give. But without going further into this question of…

Ridgeway, William, Sir, 1853-1926 · Classical philology · Archaeology · Literature, Medieval · Anthropology

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