Petrie, William M. Flinders: Ten years' digging in Egypt: 1881 - 1891 (London, 1892)

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glass bottles, the blue-glazed bowls and vases, the
alabaster dishes, the knife and other implements, and

the best pot-
tery of the
deceased.

All these
were burnt;
the fire was
smothered
with pot-
sherds laid
over it; earth
was then
filled in, and
the brick

Aegean

floor of the room was rclaid.
such custom is ever known among ,04. Blue and Yellow
Egyptians, and this shows again the Glass Bottle.
foreign occupation of the place. We know from in-
scriptions how the Mediterranean races, Libyans,