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Tombs of the third Egyptian dynasty at Reqâqnah and Bêt Khallâf (1904)

Garstang, John, 1876- · Westminster, [London] : A. Constable · leaf 103

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ss (iii.) of vaulted tombs, being indeed but asimple reversion to the original motive of such.The burial itself is accordingly contracted.Other exceptional cases occur, though early(e.g.. No. 100, allied to No. GO, but not roofed)but all may be included ultimately in the fore-going classes; the… … CLOSED OOOn OF BURIAL CHAMBER, FROM ABOVE. DEPOSIT ILEFT) AND BURIAL <RI0HT1 A5 FOUN BURIAL CUSTOMS 49 /. R<cfringi(liir Eiirlosiircs.— Burials f^enerally ex-tended, or contracted to suit the size of f;rave. The headis usually north, but face either east or west, while au ex-ceptional case…

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