New York. Metropolitan musuem of art · New York [The Gilliss press · leaf 132
showntoilet articles, beads, pendants and rings, and tools bothof bronze and flint. The Egyptian was still using stonefor knives, saws and sickle blades at least twentycenturies after metal had become common, but it must 100 THE SIXTH ROOM be remembered that he had a supply of excellent flintready… … FIG. 43. HEAD OF A GRANITE STATUE OF AMONLATE XVIII DYNASTY polychrome glass from a factory on this site with thosein Case B from the excavation by the Museum of asimilar factory of the eighteenth dynasty near thePalace of Amenhotep III. Under the Empire, glasswas not blown but was molded on…
Art -- Egypt · Egypt -- Antiquities
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