New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 18, 1916, Page 5

NEW, BRIiTAIN DAILY . DI PAST REVEALED | IN ETHIOPIA'S SANDS Archaeologists Find Traces As Far Back As 1600, B. C. Cairo discoveries Fgypt, Sept. 28.-—TImportant which are said to have supplied of the hitherto oh- scure history of ancient Fthiopia were made recently by the Egyptian BEx- pedition sent by Harvard university the Boston Museum of Fine under the directorship of Dr. George A. Reisner, well known an Egyptologist. an interview tive of The Associated Rei aid that G Barkal the whole veriod and 100 D. ha that prospects were that further ex- cavation would bring to light objec of still greater imnortance Among the more important finds ave ten large statues of kings of Ethiopia. Five of these were near- Iy complete and five were lacking the heads hut it is believed these will be found. The expedition has u vered the foundations of temples built by E kings of the Eight- eenth Dyna nd shown that the sphinxes nophis TII and other monuments of that pericd found at Barkal belong tQ these temples and were not brought here in later times historia have umed. Describing the work, Dr. Reisner said: “Gebel Barkal, which is in the dis- trict ‘apata, lies 250 miies up the Nile from in the province of Dongo Napata was the capital of that kingdom of Ethiopia whose ar- mies are mentioned in the Old Tes- tament as the opponents of As: in the latter part of the eighth cen- tury before Christ. Gebel Barkal is an upstanding table mountain of sand- sione, visible for a great distance. the moment it appears in the yptian inscriptions it is marked as Holy Mountain.’ Its selection was no doubt due to its proximity to Napata, the great city which must ve lain on both sides of the o. he site of Napata was peculiarly tted for a, great role in the political nd commercial activities of ancient Y Tt lies at the head of the nav- stretch of river between the and fourth cataracts, at the 1 of the relatively rich agricultural rea of the province, and at the junc- tion of five caravan through desert. Four \Groups of Pyramids. The extent of determined ruined river. much and Arts as I'n with a represen- Press, Dr during excavations material bearing on between 1600 B. C been found and bel Y heen also of as some of Kerma From E ‘the ble third roads the but city there has not vet are traces o buildings on hoth sides of the There are at least four groups of pyramids, that royal emeteries in the neighborhood, and Smashing of the German the allies’ artillery, referred frequently in recent dispatches from > two most distant-groups are near- | the Somme front, is shown graphical- venty imiles apart. In this long |1y in the accompanying picture, which | stretch, which be assumed to |gajso depicts General Fayolle of the U city oi Napata, it is Ge- | prench army visiting a captured its immediate neigl* | trench. Allies' supporters say that has always drawn the | {he French and English have now an attention of modern scholars. Beside | jncontestable superiority over the S ndl oS IcER ol in the matter of artillery i¢ ard under the perpendicu- - face of the rock on the river side seven temples have been trace- one of which was very large. temples have in past times |oi the history of Ethiopia yielded a remarkable series of sculp- | “Our expedition reached \res. and inscriptions - which have | Barkal from Cairo on January 24, zone to enrich the museums of Cairo, [last. We worked there three month employing a force of about 300 local | wvorkmen, and left just in time to es- | BEITERI}M_A[“MEI_ ;upc the hot weather. Many people s trench b may Farkal yhich and rermans London, Paris and Berlin the greatest source of our and form knowledge e ad worked on the pyramids but no ! one had yet discovered the plan of | the structures and no one knew how to get into them. Fortunately at Gebel Barkal there were two com- | pletely ruined pyramids of small size | which offered the easiest opportunity of solving this my: We found ; ia the case of each a stairway on the eastern side leading down to chambers under the pyramid. With this hint we attacked the larger pyramids and within a month we had found the of 25 pyramids i had cleared burial all but one “All the chambers peatedly ,plundered in Nevertheless Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are a Harmless Substitute Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets—the sub- stitute for calomel—are a mild but sure 1 e, and their effect on the liver is instantaneous. They are the 1 It of Dr. Edwards’ determination © to treat liver and bowel complaints w1 calomel. His efforts to banish it brough out these little olive-colored tablets. These pleasant little tablets do hod that calomel does, but h: no after effects. The n't injure teeth like strong calor They take hold of the tr guickly correct it. \Why cure the live ense of the teeth? Calome! nes plays havoc with the gume rong liquic It is best not tc lake calomel, but to let Dr. Edwards’ ( ‘ive Tablets take its place. fost headaches, “dullness” | zy feeling come from constipation and disordered Ii\"cr. T:Akfe I‘)r.‘ wards’ ve Tablets when you feel “loggy” 2 2 & vy Note how they “clear” dlouded comparison this con- rain and how they “perk up” the spir- Bicen turygamayition 10c 2 5 box. All druggists. : the truth ¢ [ e k2 “The most interesting objects were | red-glazed bowls with relief pafttern, 1ed glazedplates, polished vessels of | opaque red or variegated gla um—} phorus, imitating the Rhodian in form | and material, a bronze jug with two handles, each ending in a mask, four bronze vessels, a piece of wood carved | in relief and a wonderful gold bracelet with a laquer decoration in Esypto- Meroitic styl Back to 100 B, C. owards the a he entrances a the chambers o1 had been ancient d we gathered terial from which we able sconstruct the forms character of the greater part of pottery, implements, and other characteristic of the period reconstructed eroup pointed to the fi century before | Christ as the time in which had lived | those little kings who had built these | but in view of the scanty | 2 re- ! ir vs lig or for g a mass of were and the things This clearly m to ment for mon material clus ¥ ion may be end of February the { full tion force was turned on the excava- of the The part of the great temple and almost the whole of the temple area. bac! T to stop dandff and loss of hawr with Resinol Here is a simple, inexpensive treatment that will generally stop dandruff and scalpitching, and keep he hair thick, live and lustrous: Atnight, spread the hairapartand ruba little Resinol Oi 1t into the sca L with the tip of the finger. Repeat this until the whole scalp has been treated. Next morn shampoo thoroughly with Resinol Soapand hot water. Work the creamy Resinol hather well into the scalp. Rinse with gradually eooler water, the last water being cold. druggists sell Resinol Sozp and Ointment. other temples were it a seemingly hopeless state of de- struction. Half a dozen expeditions | had dug desultory trenches in thes and the natives had used them as quarries for centuries. In hunting for suitable place to throw the refuse, we cleared a space beside the first pylon. We found ourselves, how¥ver, inside the temple enclosure and on the | living floor of the Meroitic period | (about 100 B. C.). To our great sur- prise ,in a hole in this floor, we came to the edge of a pile of fragments of | Jarge royal statues of the Ethiopian | period. Investigation zhowed that there had been a great restoration of the temple after a period of destruc- | tion. subsequent to 600 B. C., and that | the statues | “they | der. Gebel | v | must French Gene;al Sees ’Captured GEN. FAYOULLE VISITS SMASHED GERMAY TQENCHES O SOME although Germans this is not thu admitted instic 1 that the the G the Brit by rito the allies fire but one 00 shalls to ted recent ng German green in on rmans’ he of captured over 500 round shells. The so it Just shot in one, n vanec ex the Zger: facts, sh ad account, gun with cross’ gas perfect or- the firing s. an a s of m was was turned she t Ger- her the mans as her was new direction found this 1 of broken during carried out The names the Bibli his son Ispalta and a later king named Senka-amon-seken. Only the statue of Espalta was com- plete. It seemed therefore that there be another dump in which the of these statues had been but in sovast an area the ce of finding the other dump nout excavating the whole seemed mall for consideration. na forces us to af altacking the excavation eat temple and I turned to next to the mountain, think- ing clear up the rubbish strewn ground and pile the refuse heside the part of the temple. In <c of this work we came on the foundation walls of two smaller temples and while clearing these, with 10 thought of anything but archaco- logical results, we suddenly on the other ancient dump. o 100 meters from the first dump where we had found the statues. Here was the head of the Tirhaka statue, the crown ana basis of the Amon-anal statue, the Lody belonging to the head of the Senka-amon-seken statue and the th four cown into Kir found Tirhaka, Amon-anal, fragments thrown, too othey of the g the ares to hack the came GIRLS ! 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(mm throngh the next morning she | gseplesencss Jaciafsiomactiyor A 7.8 FRONT artillery officer lightly wounded | bullet h gun commanding was ! by shrapnel | efore being taken to the rear | pells, \ent on punctually using up that am. | [heumatism in bad weather, get from munition, distributing it impartislly | YOUF Dharmacist about four ounces of among several spots, which swere |J8d Salts; take a tablespoonful in a Iinown. ol be tulllor Germans.:: glass of water before breakfast each b morning and in a few days vour kid- S neys will act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and ccessor of Tirkaha. It was the mast | lemon juice, combined with lithia, and astonishing freak of chance in | has been used for generations to flush whole experience as an excavator, { and stimulate clogged kidneys, to a result we had ten statues of kings | neutralize the acids in urine so it is of Ithiopia of the time of Tirhaka | no longer a source of irritation, thus and later, all broken but five of them | @nding urinary and bladder disorders. practically complete with portrait | Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot heads in roval Egyptian workman- | injure; makes a delightful effervescent ship. I believe that there are good | lithia-water drink, and nobody can chances of our finding the remaining | Make a mistake by taking a little oc- rarts of the other statues. sionally to keep the Kkidneys clean nd active. bodies of two % ient Temples Unearthed, the story, the rest on was spent in clearing the ground south of the great temple in | preparation for the excavation of the great temple itself. Here we sharten °f | Amenophis IIL, a great lgypt in the cighteenth 2 About these statutettes lay the last i votive offerings placed in the shrine overed four small temples each on | DY WOrshippeis.of the, Mevolils age. the site of older temples and one of | \We Penetrated to the foundation de- them of considerable Interest. This [ POSItS under the back wall of the was a temple built by a king of Ethio- | = pia, named Ttalanersa, about 600 B. C.. and had been preserved from the efforts of previous excavators by a| mass of huge blocks which had fallen vpon it from thecliff. ~ When with infinite labor these blocks of sand- ! stone had been broken up and carried out, there lay the inner chamber: with their contents just as they stood when the cliff fell obaut 100 B, C. In the next to the last room stood a great altar of black granite carved with | offering scenes and inscriptions in | hieroglyphics showing that the altar had been dedicated by Itlane Amon of Napata. 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