Essays and studies presented to William Ridgeway on his sixtieth birthday, 6 August, 1913 (1913)
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b Baron de Baye regards only one as human (^,obviously intended to represent a woman, like a in thevestibule, the usual place for the wall picture in theEgyptian tomb), but the two pictures (labelled b b) arecertainly intended to represent human figures, in spiteof the fact that the stone axe… … Fig. 14. Plan of the grotte du Courjonnet—after de Baye. mens) which correspond to the statues in an Egyptianmastaba^ and in the chapel C there is the usual bas-reliefat ^, in this case representing the deceased woman, whosetomb this was, In the holed dolmens that occur so widely spread inEurope…
