Queen M'oo and the Egyptian sphinxРипол Классик, 1972 - 277 pages |
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... adorn their museums, regardless of the fact that they are destroying the remaining pages of ancient American history with the reckless hand of ignorance, thus making themselves guilty of the crime of leze-history as well as of ...
... adorn their museums, regardless of the fact that they are destroying the remaining pages of ancient American history with the reckless hand of ignorance, thus making themselves guilty of the crime of leze-history as well as of ...
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... adorned the frieze of the celebrated temple of Kabul at Izamal. This legend I have selected because it is written with hieratic Maya characters, that are likewise Egyptian.' Any one who can read hieratic Egyptian inscriptions will have ...
... adorned the frieze of the celebrated temple of Kabul at Izamal. This legend I have selected because it is written with hieratic Maya characters, that are likewise Egyptian.' Any one who can read hieratic Egyptian inscriptions will have ...
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... adorned the public squares and edifices. This invasion took place in the year 522, or thereabout, of the Christian era, according to the opinion of modern computers.1 As a natural consequence of the destruction, by the invaders, of ...
... adorned the public squares and edifices. This invasion took place in the year 522, or thereabout, of the Christian era, according to the opinion of modern computers.1 As a natural consequence of the destruction, by the invaders, of ...
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... adorned with horns, and a flame instead of a crown; often, also, with simply a crown. It is well to remember that in Egypt the cerastes, or horned snakes, were the only serpents, with the asp, that were held as sacred. HerodotusIi tells ...
... adorned with horns, and a flame instead of a crown; often, also, with simply a crown. It is well to remember that in Egypt the cerastes, or horned snakes, were the only serpents, with the asp, that were held as sacred. HerodotusIi tells ...
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LXHI Javelin Head and Arrow Points found with the Charred | 159 |
Portrait of Queen M60 From a demirelief adorning | 166 |
Portrait of Bishop Lands second Bishop of Yucatan | 169 |
LXVHI Mezzorelievo in Stucco on the Frieze of the Temple | 197 |
Fresco Painting in the Funeral Chamber of Prince Cohs | 222 |
The Lord of the Yucatan Forests From life | 236 |
Part of Facade of the Sanctuary at Uxmal Cosmic | 256 |
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