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A History of Art in Ancient Egypt, Vol. 1 (of 2)

Note 105 — Chapter II

Walter Armstrong translation

We may here remark that the modest dwellings of the Egyptian fellah are often covered by vaults of pisé, that is to say, of compressed and kneaded clay. None of the ancient monuments of Egypt possess such vaults, which are of much less durability than those of stone or brick. We are, however, disposed to believe that they were used in antique times.

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