TABLE AND EXPLANATION OF PLATES
XVII. The Old or Western Harbour of Alexandria from the west angle of
the old city.
XVIII. Pillar of Diocletian, commonly called Pompey's Pillar, in the suburbs
of Alexandria.
XIX. Fig. 1. Entrance into the Great Pyramid.
2. Ruins of one of the Granite Gateways leading into the temple
at Carnack.
3. Entrance into the great Sepulchral Cavern in the mountains
above Siouth.
XX. Fig. 1, 2,3,4, 5, 6. Egyptian Capitals and Cornice.
7. Egyptian Altar from the ruins of the temple at Dendera.
8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13. From the same temple.
XXI. Fig. 1. Parts of an Embalmed Ibis found at Thebes.
2. Appearance of a Crocodile at Thebes.
3. Mason's Implements sketched on the walls of the quarries in
Upper Egypt.
4. War-Chariots from the Sculptures at Thebes.
5. 6, 7, 8, 9. From the Grottoes at Benihasson.
10. Ornaments from one of the Tombs of the Kings, near Thebes.
XXII. Fig. 1. Fishing-Scene at Eleithias.
2. Fowling-Sccne at the same place.
3. Vintage at ditto.
4. Games in the grottoes at Benihasson.
5. Column left in the centre of one of the above grottoes hewn
out of the solid rock.
6. Representation of an Hippopotamus, and of the Mode of making
Boats of Rushes, sculptured on the same walls.
7. Egyptian Abraxas.
8. Singular Representation found on a block of stone used in the
construction of the staircase in one of the lateral temples at
Carnack.
XXIII. Fig. 1. Operation of Embalming from one of the sepulchral grottoes
at Eleithias.
2, 3, 4. Parts of the Representation of a Feast in another of those
sepulchres.
5. Agricultural and River Scenes from the same.
XXIV. Funeral Scene from the same crotto at Eleithias.
XVII. The Old or Western Harbour of Alexandria from the west angle of
the old city.
XVIII. Pillar of Diocletian, commonly called Pompey's Pillar, in the suburbs
of Alexandria.
XIX. Fig. 1. Entrance into the Great Pyramid.
2. Ruins of one of the Granite Gateways leading into the temple
at Carnack.
3. Entrance into the great Sepulchral Cavern in the mountains
above Siouth.
XX. Fig. 1, 2,3,4, 5, 6. Egyptian Capitals and Cornice.
7. Egyptian Altar from the ruins of the temple at Dendera.
8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13. From the same temple.
XXI. Fig. 1. Parts of an Embalmed Ibis found at Thebes.
2. Appearance of a Crocodile at Thebes.
3. Mason's Implements sketched on the walls of the quarries in
Upper Egypt.
4. War-Chariots from the Sculptures at Thebes.
5. 6, 7, 8, 9. From the Grottoes at Benihasson.
10. Ornaments from one of the Tombs of the Kings, near Thebes.
XXII. Fig. 1. Fishing-Scene at Eleithias.
2. Fowling-Sccne at the same place.
3. Vintage at ditto.
4. Games in the grottoes at Benihasson.
5. Column left in the centre of one of the above grottoes hewn
out of the solid rock.
6. Representation of an Hippopotamus, and of the Mode of making
Boats of Rushes, sculptured on the same walls.
7. Egyptian Abraxas.
8. Singular Representation found on a block of stone used in the
construction of the staircase in one of the lateral temples at
Carnack.
XXIII. Fig. 1. Operation of Embalming from one of the sepulchral grottoes
at Eleithias.
2, 3, 4. Parts of the Representation of a Feast in another of those
sepulchres.
5. Agricultural and River Scenes from the same.
XXIV. Funeral Scene from the same crotto at Eleithias.