The treasury of ancient Egypt; miscellaneous chapters on ancient Egyptian history and archæology (1911)
Weigall, Arthur Edward Pearse Brome, 1880-1934 · Edinburgh London, W. Blackwood and sons · leaf 292
from debris. On one of the door-posts an inscription wasnow seen, written in black ink by one of theGovernment inspectors of B.C. 1100. This statedthat in the fourth year of an unknown king thetomb had been inspected, and had been foundto be that of Horemheb. We had hoped now to pass into the… … The Tomb of Horemheb. 229 angle through the Hmestone hillside, and, likeall other parts of the tomb, it was carefullyworked. It was not until two days later thatenough clearing had been done to allow us tocrawl in over the rubbish, which was still piledup so nearly to the roof that there was…
Archaeology · Egypt -- Antiquities
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