ndin a tomb along with a mummy, where it had lain for ages, untilit had been found by its fortunate possessor. Again M. Ganneau,on bare inspection of the borders—all he was permitted to see—pronounced it at once a clever and audacious forgery. Its author,held up to universal scorn, was unable to…
Hittites · Art · Jews
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