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History of ancient pottery (1858)

Birch, Samuel, 1813-1885 · London, J. Murray · leaf 105

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e men are seen hard at work. One stands filing bugles of green porcelain. Another, seated, has before him a basket full of these bugles, some of which he has filed in rows ready for a collar. The third man drills a hole in a piece of wood. It would appear that some of the mummies were still more… … No. 48. — Beads in shape of fruit and floorers. From beaded work of a Mummy. in bas-relief on the side presented to the spectator, while the side towards the body is flat. They have a small ring above and below, formed of a separate piece fitted on before they were baked. Some represent bunches of…

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