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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 18 (October 1905) (1905)

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a is which the person less adapted for the used in life. Dif- service of man as ferent methods a beast of burden were employed for or drafl animal [.reserving the than the Burchell's mummies. We find zebra ; neverthe- the black mummy, less, although it is prepared with bi- a more difficult ani-… … Gilded Head With Enameled Eyes. The Mask of Painted Plaster Which Was Placed on the Mummy, A.RCH.EOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES AT ANTINOE. can be and often is tamed and ridden. The Grevy breast are often covered by a mask or plate of dec- the goddess. At the feet was a pair of crotales in zebra brought to…

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