868 ON THE USE OF BRONZE CELTS

two or three sheep, and a company of horsemen perhaps by a single horseman. The slab, from which the upper wood- cut is taken, is in the British Museum.^

• In the Rpvue Arrheolnr/iqur, (vol. ii., in Upper Egypt, which appears to have

p. 7:55, Paris, lfi4,5,) is a figure and do- lieen made exactly in the same manner as acription of the remains of a cuirass found the cuirasses worn by the three soldiers