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CONTENTS.
INTRODUCTION.
1. CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE PRESENT WORK,
2. OUR NILE SAILORS,
3. ON A NATIVE TROOPSHIP,
4. ETHNOGRAPHIC WORK AT THEBES,
5. TENT LIFE AT DAHSHUR,
6. POLICE AFFAIRS,
CHAPTER I.
The Rock Inscriptions of Assuan.
7. nature and position of the inscriptions,
8. COPYING,
9. KINGS' NAMES IN THIS VOLUME,
10. THE TITLE nebt per,
11. FEMALE RELATIONSHIP, . .
12. EXAMPLE OF INSCRIPTIONS, .
13. DETAILS OF THE COPIES, -
14. INSCRIPTIONS BY THE PHILAE ROAD,
15. DO. DO. RIVER,
16. DO. AT ASSUAN,
17. DO. AT ELEPHANTINE,
CHAPTER II.
The Rock Inscriptions below Assuan.
18. inscriptions above silsileh,
19. the saba rigaleh valley, .
20. graffiti north of saba rigaleh, .
21. graffiti south of saba rigaleh,
22. graffiti down the nile, .
23. quarry marks,
CHAPTER III.
Some Historical Data.
24. the inscriptions of the xith dynasty,
25. reconsideration of the xith dynasty,
26. reconstruction of the xith dynasty,
27. the vague and fixed years,
28. the inscription of una,
29. the date of king pepi,
30. the initial sothis epoch, .
CHAPTER IV.
The Horus-name or Ka-name.
31. source of the form of the title,
32. THIS TITLE THE NAME OF THE ka, .
33. FIGURES OF THE KING'S KA, .
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CHAPTER V.
Funereal Cones, &c
34. nature of the cones,
35. their classification,
36. translations of the cones,
37. inscriptions purchased, .
CHAPTER VI.
The Pyramids of Dahshur.
38. positions of the pyramids,
39. the southern pyramid,
40. triangulation around it, .
41. form of the south pyramid,
42. angle of the casing,
43. height of the pyramid,
44. entrance and passage,
45. small pyramid,
46. the peribolos wall,
47. design of these pyramids, .
CHAPTER VII.
The Earliest Column.
48. the tomb of khufu-khaf, and columns,
49. origin of the column,
so. other early columns,
51. designs of capitals,
CHAPTER VIII.
The Fayum Road,
52. discovery of the roads, .
s3. course of the fayum road,
54. distances of the way marks,
55- the oasis road,
56. levels in the desert,
CHAPTER IX.
The Weights of Memphis.
57. character of the weights,
58. arrangement of tables,
59. tables of weights, .
60. notes on the kat weights,
61. the other standards,
62. the egyptian balance,
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PLATES.
I-XIII. ASSUAN INSCRIPTIONS.
XIV-XIX. INSCRIPTIONS BELOW ASSUAN.
XX. THE HORUS-NAME OR KA-NAME. BALANCES.
XXI-XXIII. CONES AND INSCRIPTIONS.
XXIV. SOUTHERN PYRAMIDS OF DAHSHUR.
XXV. THE EARLIEST COLUMN ; AND CAPITALS.
XXVI. THE FAYUM ROAD.
XXVII. DIAGRAM OF WEIGHTS.
XXVIII. FORMS OF WEIGHTS.
XXIX-XXXII. INDEX OF NAMES IN THE VOLUME.
INTRODUCTION.
1. CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE PRESENT WORK,
2. OUR NILE SAILORS,
3. ON A NATIVE TROOPSHIP,
4. ETHNOGRAPHIC WORK AT THEBES,
5. TENT LIFE AT DAHSHUR,
6. POLICE AFFAIRS,
CHAPTER I.
The Rock Inscriptions of Assuan.
7. nature and position of the inscriptions,
8. COPYING,
9. KINGS' NAMES IN THIS VOLUME,
10. THE TITLE nebt per,
11. FEMALE RELATIONSHIP, . .
12. EXAMPLE OF INSCRIPTIONS, .
13. DETAILS OF THE COPIES, -
14. INSCRIPTIONS BY THE PHILAE ROAD,
15. DO. DO. RIVER,
16. DO. AT ASSUAN,
17. DO. AT ELEPHANTINE,
CHAPTER II.
The Rock Inscriptions below Assuan.
18. inscriptions above silsileh,
19. the saba rigaleh valley, .
20. graffiti north of saba rigaleh, .
21. graffiti south of saba rigaleh,
22. graffiti down the nile, .
23. quarry marks,
CHAPTER III.
Some Historical Data.
24. the inscriptions of the xith dynasty,
25. reconsideration of the xith dynasty,
26. reconstruction of the xith dynasty,
27. the vague and fixed years,
28. the inscription of una,
29. the date of king pepi,
30. the initial sothis epoch, .
CHAPTER IV.
The Horus-name or Ka-name.
31. source of the form of the title,
32. THIS TITLE THE NAME OF THE ka, .
33. FIGURES OF THE KING'S KA, .
PAGE
I
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2
4
4
5
6
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10
11
12
12
14
14
IS
16
16
17
17
18
18
19
19
20
20
21
22
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CHAPTER V.
Funereal Cones, &c
34. nature of the cones,
35. their classification,
36. translations of the cones,
37. inscriptions purchased, .
CHAPTER VI.
The Pyramids of Dahshur.
38. positions of the pyramids,
39. the southern pyramid,
40. triangulation around it, .
41. form of the south pyramid,
42. angle of the casing,
43. height of the pyramid,
44. entrance and passage,
45. small pyramid,
46. the peribolos wall,
47. design of these pyramids, .
CHAPTER VII.
The Earliest Column.
48. the tomb of khufu-khaf, and columns,
49. origin of the column,
so. other early columns,
51. designs of capitals,
CHAPTER VIII.
The Fayum Road,
52. discovery of the roads, .
s3. course of the fayum road,
54. distances of the way marks,
55- the oasis road,
56. levels in the desert,
CHAPTER IX.
The Weights of Memphis.
57. character of the weights,
58. arrangement of tables,
59. tables of weights, .
60. notes on the kat weights,
61. the other standards,
62. the egyptian balance,
23
23
23
25
26
27
27
28.
29
3°
30
30
31
31
32
32
33
33
33
33
34
35
35
36'
37
38
4i
4i
42
PLATES.
I-XIII. ASSUAN INSCRIPTIONS.
XIV-XIX. INSCRIPTIONS BELOW ASSUAN.
XX. THE HORUS-NAME OR KA-NAME. BALANCES.
XXI-XXIII. CONES AND INSCRIPTIONS.
XXIV. SOUTHERN PYRAMIDS OF DAHSHUR.
XXV. THE EARLIEST COLUMN ; AND CAPITALS.
XXVI. THE FAYUM ROAD.
XXVII. DIAGRAM OF WEIGHTS.
XXVIII. FORMS OF WEIGHTS.
XXIX-XXXII. INDEX OF NAMES IN THE VOLUME.