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A Group of Sixth Dynasty Inscriptions

Journal of Near Eastern Studies, 1954
ba of Mel.u, not yet completely excavated. It belongs to a certain Bia." My warm thanks are extended to Zaki Saad, who kindly permitted me to republish these pieces from his excavations. I am also indebted to the Chief Inspector at Sakkarah, Zakaria Ghoneim, who gave me access to the government magazine and who supplied the excellent photographs in ...
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Another Pithemorphic Vessel of the Sixth Dynasty

Journal of the American Research Center in Egypt, 1993
The earliest and most conspicuous evidence for the ancient Egyptians' sense of humor is surely to be found in the antics of apes, a favorite motif of the scenes of daily life in tomb chapels of the Old Kingdom, dating from the Fourth Dynasty onward. Considering how very few three-dimensional representations of animals are known from that period, apart ...
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