Word: egyptian
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...collection of photographs 1,926 additions have been made, comprising illustrations of English and French mediaeval architecture, and Italian, English, Dutch, Flemish, German, Spanish, and French painting. Nearly a hundred slides, illustrating Egyptian and Greek sculpture, Dutch and Early French painting, and some architectural monuments, have been added to the collection. The total number of photographs in the collection now is 41,452, of which 3,551 still remain uncatalogued. The number of slides catalogued was 98 and the total number now in the collection is 3,752. During the summer the annual examination was made, and every photograph...
...curator of the Semitic Museum Professor Lyon obtained many photographs of Babylonian, Palestinian, Egyptian, and Arabian ruins. The steriopticon illustrations for his series of lectures have been made from this collection of photographs...
...cousin, G. R. Bunker '10 Lolla, W. D. Owen '11 Kicka, G. R. Bunker '10 Tum-tum, M. M. Mann 2G. Page, B. W. Pond 2G. Prologue. Rameses II, King of Egypt, P. W. Brown '08 Professor Scarabs, professor of Egyptology at Harvard, R. Wheelwright 2G. Isis, an Egyptian genie, F. L. Trautmann Sp. Captain of Guard, R. S. Hoar '09 Grand Vizier, E. F. O'Brien Sp. Master of Ceremonies, W. L. Phillips '08 Chorus of Scribes, Soldiers...
...important post in Egypt. This is the charge of the excavations that are now being carried on above the new Assouan dam. A large tract of country is soon to be inundated by a raise in the level of the dam, and it is the intention of the Egyptian government to have this territory thoroughly explored for archacological remains before it is covered with water. With several trained assistants and a large force of workmen Professor Reisner entered on his work in September last, and in the first month's work his party discovered five ancient cemeteries and opened over...
...curator of the Semitic Museum, Professor Lyon was able to acquire many new specimens, Babylonian, Palestinian, Egyptian, and Arabian. These have nearly all arrived and will be placed on exhibition in the course of the autumn and winter