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TEN YEARS' DIGGING IN EGYPT

Panhelienion, with a settlement extending along the
bank of the canal for half a mile below it; amidst
which stood the temples of the separate external
colonies of traders, Milesian, Samian, and Aeginetan.

The dedications found on
the vases have been much
'^^gjjp \^ discussed ; but, viewed in
■' *r^^y the light of the history of

the town, they are generally
agreed now to be pro-
bably the earliest Ionic
writing yet known. The
styles of the vases made

V

34. Negro on Naukratite

Vase. here are now fixed,and those

found in other places which were exported from here

can be identified : similarly we now know the source

of the paste scarabs of mock-Egyptian design, often

found in Greek tombs. The history of vase-painting

35. \ u kkatitk Design, i : 4.

is assisted by the successive periods of the layers of
the Apollo remains, which extend over what was a
doubtful age: and the history of tools and of Greek
manufactures has been much extended. On almost
 
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