Newberry, Percy E. : Beni Hasan (Band 3) (London, 1896)

INDEX TO THE HIEBOGLYPHIC SIGNS DESCEIBED

IN THIS VOLUME.

KB.—Many of these signs are of quite exceptional occurrence. These have been marked with an asterisk. In other
cases, where types for printing exist, but differ considerably from those facsimiled in our plates, the former are
given here for comparison.

Fig. 74 watchman.

Fig. 45 picture-determinative, bearer
of offering.

Fig. 80 punning hieroglyph, man with
bow-drill.

82 Priest and aPe-
Fig. 79 seated woman.

Fig. 91 woman with shell (?).

Fig. 96 woman of the marshes.



Fig. 57



Fig. 60



Fig. 43

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Fig. 54

Fig. 54 arms holding corn - rubber

_a Fig. 59 arm.

\_J Fig. 50 arm with spatula (?) (-

r=> Fig. 53 hand.
^ Fig. 95 vase on legs.

Fig. 82 priest and ape.

Fig. 75 divine lioness.

Fig 30 hippopotamus.

Fig. 31 new-born calf (= S^)-

Fig. 35 ram.
PL I. oryx.

^3 1 Fig. 55 shoulder and foreleg.
=*=^ Fig. 46 hide.

Fig. 13 Egyptian vulture.
j^j Fig. 5 hawk in plan of enclosure.

1 The printed type appears to represent a hind-leg,
perhaps incorrectly.