Records of the Past Exploration Society · [Washington, D.C. : Records of the Past Exploration Society] · leaf 243
ges of the picture are bows,arrows, quivers, etc. The distinguishing characteristics of the northface are 2 deer-—the right one standing, the left one recumbent, withhis head upon his forelimb. (Possibly he has been wounded.) Thisleft-hand deer has been well preserved—nostril, eye, hoofs,… … SOUTHWESTERN CORNER OF KAMU AT HIRMIL, DESTROYED BY TREASURE SEEKERS above. Could it have been to carry a hunting bird? Another queerarticle is seen below each deer (very clearly in the enlarged picture).Its use is a puzzle. These figures must have been carved in situ, aseach piece covers more than…
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