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... Period , which occurred in the 1st millennium AD . The middle - period busts , however , clear- ly evolved from a local prototype and have no counter- part elsewhere . Also peculiar to the middle period was a non - Polynesian bird cult ...
... Period , which occurred in the 1st millennium AD . The middle - period busts , however , clear- ly evolved from a local prototype and have no counter- part elsewhere . Also peculiar to the middle period was a non - Polynesian bird cult ...
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... periods The Predynastic Period ( to c . 3100 BC ) The Early Dynastic Period ( c . 3100 - c . 2686 BC ) The Old Kingdom and the First Intermediate Period The Old Kingdom ( c . 2686 - c . 2160 BC ) The First Intermediate Period ( c . 2160 ...
... periods The Predynastic Period ( to c . 3100 BC ) The Early Dynastic Period ( c . 3100 - c . 2686 BC ) The Old Kingdom and the First Intermediate Period The Old Kingdom ( c . 2686 - c . 2160 BC ) The First Intermediate Period ( c . 2160 ...
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... period , though a long co - regency period is assumed . A comprehensive account of Tutankhamen and his tomb is CHRISTIANE DESROCHES - NOBLECOURT , Vie et mort d'un pharaon : Toutankhamon ( 1963 ; Eng . trans . , Tutankhamen : Life and ...
... period , though a long co - regency period is assumed . A comprehensive account of Tutankhamen and his tomb is CHRISTIANE DESROCHES - NOBLECOURT , Vie et mort d'un pharaon : Toutankhamon ( 1963 ; Eng . trans . , Tutankhamen : Life and ...
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