Treasures of Egypt Revealed By Grave Robbers Tales
The article recounts Tutankhamun’s tomb raiding and famed mummies in Luxor and Cairo. It details jewelry found in an Egyptian princess Sathanthoriunot’s tomb, Ramses II’s mummy, and the New York Historical Society’s Egyptian collection. It notes mummification processes, natron preservation, coffins, sacred animals, and the use of mummy brown pigment.
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Luxor
Egypt
O& Pharoah
Christ
Tutankhamep
Cheopa
Sathathoriunot
Muarauders
Lear
Diadam
Rameses II
Israel
British Museum
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
Lfe
New York Historical Society
Nile
Memphina
Great Plain
Pyramid of
Cheops i4
Oll
Crocodlopotis
Dashour
Osiris
Tnis
Cairo
Suez
Stevely
Great Pyramid
Conquest of the Atlantic From Vessels to Air Travel
The article traces Atlantic conquest from sailing ships to steam to wireless telegraphy and air travel. It covers Savannah’s 26 day crossing in 1819, Great Western and Mauretania records, the 1853 cable, Marconi wireless signals in 1901, NC-4 seaplane, Alcock and Brown’s 1919 flight, and the Hindenburg era milestones.
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Gamleron Duncan
Atlantic
New York
London
Httle
Harding
King George
Great Britain
Tjef Ericson
Christopher Columbus
Palos
Spain
America
Savannah
Georgia
Liverpool
Columbus
Bristol
Englsh
Mauretania
Cyrus W. Fleld
Queen Victoria
United States
Buchanan
Guiglelmo Marconi
A. C. Read
U. S, NL
Navy
British North America
Lisbon
Portugal
Read
Azores
Alcock
St Johns
Newfoundland
Cinden
Ireland
Scott
East Fortune
Scotland
Lineola
Pelham
England
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