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

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painted approved in a horse, that the quarters are shorter, was a statuette of Isis-Venns, of painted plaster, and stucco or a portrait of the deceased. Often a single gar- hollow in the interior. The hair is tinted a light red the neck thicker, and the cannon bones longer, but ment with a design… … The head and imal referred to, it The Body of Khelmis. Mummy Masks. A Painted Plaster Head and a 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…

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