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... Figures 9-1 and 9-2 - Alfred Kröner Verlag . Figure 9-3 - UPI Figure 9-4 - The Metropolitan Museum of Art Figure 9-8 - Michael Holford Photo Library Figure 9-9 - Roger Wood , London Figure 9-15 - Tokyo National Museum ; Kodansha , Ltd.
... Figures 9-1 and 9-2 - Alfred Kröner Verlag . Figure 9-3 - UPI Figure 9-4 - The Metropolitan Museum of Art Figure 9-8 - Michael Holford Photo Library Figure 9-9 - Roger Wood , London Figure 9-15 - Tokyo National Museum ; Kodansha , Ltd.
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... ( Figure 9-3 ) . These strange figures are 40 feet high ; they have long heads and sketchy bod- ies . They are almost ... figure . Figure 9-4 represents the fervid activity of an Egyptian estate . The same forms are repeated many times ...
... ( Figure 9-3 ) . These strange figures are 40 feet high ; they have long heads and sketchy bod- ies . They are almost ... figure . Figure 9-4 represents the fervid activity of an Egyptian estate . The same forms are repeated many times ...
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... figure , and a falcon . Figure 9-8 rep- resents the Egyptian goddess Bast , worshipped during the Second Dynasty , as long ago as 3200 B.C. In early historical times , wild cats took readily to domestication , killing the snakes that ...
... figure , and a falcon . Figure 9-8 rep- resents the Egyptian goddess Bast , worshipped during the Second Dynasty , as long ago as 3200 B.C. In early historical times , wild cats took readily to domestication , killing the snakes that ...
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