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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 14 February 1908, Page 1

FORTY-FIVE CENTURIES AGO. WONDERFUL RELICTS OF ANCIENT EGYPT. THE TOMB OF A HUNDRED HAWKS. A display has been recently held at King's College, London, of the chief results- achieved by tho officers of the Egyptian Exploration Fund at Thebes during the past season. Accounts have already appeared of the discovery made by M. Naville, at Deir el-Bahari, of the soul-sanctuary <Ef the great monarch Mentuhetep, who lived 4500 years ago: From this, as well as; from the tombs of kings and queens and princesses, which abound in this sacred v?'ley, there have been brought away an amazing wealth of sculpture, somo of it representing, the zenith- of early Egyptian ' art, as well as a great mass, of other material. Here, upon ono wall, a king is depicted in the act of holding the hand of his.._ueen ; there is a princess bending' over a flower whose fragrance she inhales with placid delight. Above the portraits of a galaxy of queens there is poised a frescoed heaven of "the deepest blue, bespangled with golden stars. Here is a scene portraying the king holding an investiture, ana bestowing big royal favour upon a trusty chamberlain; close by you will note the keeper of the privy purse making an official round of the temple precincts. Among the funerary models hay be found the cowhide shields of the household troops, the crews of the royal yachts, symbolic ears, prescribed by the royal artists for the cure of deafness, the artificial flowers made of rushes in the manner of modern cripples. And here are some slabs from tha pavement of a shrine to which touring pilgrims were wont to resort, leaving behind them the rud» outlines df their sandals, inscribed within with their names. Another exhibition was held in the rooms of the Society of Antiquaries at TnfTERTHEIM SEWING MACHINES. THE only Authorised Agent in Nelson District for Gonuine WEHTHEIM. SEWING MACHINES is MR. J. 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