Memoirs

This four-part memoir, published by the Archaeological Survey of Egypt and the Egypt Exploration Society, details the archaeological discoveries at Beni Hasan, an ancient Egyptian necropolis located in Middle Egypt. The memoir includes detailed descriptions and illustrations of the art and architecture found at the site, as well as insights into the daily life and customs of the ancient Egyptians.

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