arlymarked. It was noticed by those who saw the veil of oxide drawn awayfrom the ornamentation of these bronze vessels that a large pro-portion of them were Egyptian rather than Assyrian in theirgeneral physiognomy. Some of them displayed motives familiarto all those who have travelled in the Nile… … Fig. 209.—Bronze platter. Diameter about 9 inches. British Museum. Drawn by Wallet. border, have, perhaps, any great significance, but nothing couldbe more thoroughly Egyptian than the zone of figures betweenthe two. The same group is there four times repeated. Twogriffins crowned with the pschent,…
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