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ROYAL TOMB AND ITS TREASURES.

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Mr. Arthur Weigall (late Inspector. General of Antiquities to the Egyptian Government), writing to the Observer, recently, said:-

Nows has reached London from Egypt of an archeological discovery which seeras to be the greatest ever made in modern timea in that country. In the Valley of the Tombs of the Kings ab. Thebes, int Upper Egypt the Earl of Carnarvon, and Mr. Howard Carter have uncovered a sepulchre in which they have found. the funeral paraphernalia of the Pharaoh Tutankhaman (1330 a.c.), a king of whom very little has so far been known.

The tomb is situated just below the later tomb of Rameses VI.. Astone's throw from the hat where the native watchmen have their quarters, and the removal of the surface gravel and debris, during the systematic search of the valley which is now being conducted here, vealed its entrance. There was a sealed outer door, and beyond this some sixteen steps led down to passage" about 25 feet in length, at the end of which was sajother sealed door. On opening this the excavators found themselves in chamber filled with wonderful objects

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With the Crimean War in progress-- Britain and France allied with Turkey against Russia the Russians attacked the allies at Balaclava on the 25th October, BHANGHAI 1854, hoping to out allied communica tions The "Heavy Brigade of British cavalry made a furious charge, swept back the attackers, and drove theen back MANILA behind their own artillery.

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Lend Cardigan, then received orders to BORNEO Here were three magnificent gilded beds charge. these cannon and prevent their] inlaid with ivory and semi-precious | removal. For cavalry, mounted and stones: numbers of boxes of fine work-armed with lances and abres, to charge manship, one of which contained the roy-canon

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"Forward, the Light Brigade! com- manded Lord Raglan. Unquestioning, the 600 troopers galloped forward.: guidons dying, sabres flashing. Beyond allied lines Russian artillery fired point. blank from three sides into the gallant horsemen, Captain Nolan, "bearer of the note to charge, suddenly dashed across tha front of the chargers, possibly to ewera. the troops from the death trap. A shell' made him the first to fall.

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al robes, handsomely embroidered, the Cardigan read the order and questioned TIENTSIN golden sandals, and some jewels; the the aide delivering it. The latter, state throne of the king: a gilded chair Captain Nolan, waved his arm down the BANGKOK encrusted with stones; two life-sized. status of the king, with head-dresses valley toward the Russian cannon. richly studded with stones; four chariots.. one with the charioteer's apron of loopard akin hanging over the sent musical instruments; suport vases; food Bor, the dead.. comprising trussed ducks, haunches of venison; etc.; and some fine papyri, probably of a religious character: Beyond this was another chamber, so full of objects that the excavators, at the time of telegraphing, had not been able to get inside; and there was a third chamber still to be opened, which may cuntain the hummies af Tutankhamen and bis queen. There seems to be some ovidence that the tomb had been robbed in ancient times, probably before 900 8.0.cannon fire swept them. The guns were and it is possible that some of the jewell ery was then pilfered; but scores of price less articles remain to make the discovery very sensational

THE STORY OF THE TOMES.

Until further information comes to hand the full importance of this wonder fat treasure trove cannot be estimated; but meanwhile the following notes will perbare aid the general reader to appre ciate its significance.

The Valley of the Tombs of the Kings lies behind the first range of barren hills. and cliffs which form, as it were the western boundary walls of the fertile valley of the Nile over against the town of Luxor, the site of the ancient Thebee, some 450 miles up stream from Cairo. Here, amongst the decolate and sun scorched rocks, most of the Pharaohs of the Eighteenth Dynasty (1550-1350 8.c.) caused themselves to be buried in more or lees secret tomba hewn out of the hill- sides, where they hoped to be safe from the robbers who, they knew, had plunder ed the more accessible sepulchres of their predecessors in search of the trea sures which were interred with them,

Three tombs were each entered through small and rough bole in the rocks easily able to be concealed by superimposed gravel and rocks; but this insignificant passage opened out into a series of Ana subterranean corridors, stairways, and chambers, leading down to the actual burial-ball, where the king's mammy lay þin a gilded coffin placed within a stone

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Straight at the enemy guns out in The front rode Cardigan's command. numbers dwindled rapidly as converged

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ONLY SIX.BETURN ALI VIL Most historians say a third of the Light Brigade survived. Cutting, though, saya only six came out alive. Lord Cardigan Taos CTRAL NO. 15. was one of these. "I can't describe it,

beyond me," says Cutting "We were swept through that hell of fire and death, hearing nothing, knowing nothing, feeling All I but a desire to reach the Russians. Everyone hoped to pick a man. thought was to get him first. Instead of rushing in cavalry Lord Raglan ought to have ordered an infantry maneuvre. That would have saved hundreds of brave boys."

Cutting later served in the British Ammy in the Indian Mutiny, in the Lucknow siege, in Egypt, and in South Africa. The only wound he received was a bayonet thrust in one foot. Coming to America he became a fireman on what is now the Rock Island, was promoted to engineer six months later, and served until pensioned in 1910,

Forty years ago he was thrown 60 feet by a rotary snow plough, and sus- tained several broken bones. Apart from that he has never been, in railway work- "Foin Tim" Cutting, the railwaymen call him all over the Rock Island system. He reads newspapers without his glasses, and he walks two miles or more every time he goes to town from his home.

The Pharaohs of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Dynasties (1350-1000 8.0) were also buried in this valley, but now there was no more secrecy, and no further attempt to hide the entrances of the tombs, which had become large and im- ARMY PROMOTION EXAMINATIONS. posing; and the kings relied for the safety of their mummies on the vigil- anca of the priests and custodians, and on much bigger and beavier, sarcophagi. Examination is shown by the announce The making of these larger tombe served ment of the results, from which it appeara in many cases farther to conceal those of that 87 Lieutenants in Home Commands the earlier period, for the heaps of chip out of 85 passed and 49. Captains out of:

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they could find and hide, the most painstaking and brilliant excavator more securely. A large number were in the field to-day; and now, after seven therefore collected and carried to the almost fruitless yours of work, they have tomb of Ammophis IL, which happened been rewarded by this the greatest of all to be known to some of the officials, and modern finds. One paninot my yet a few years later many more royal bodies whether the tomb is actually that made were taken over the hills to a small tomb for Tutankhamen, or whether it is the near Dir el-Bahri sad were buried there. pulchre of some other member of the These two hiding places were discovered family to which the royal treasures-were towards the end of the nineteenth century, removed for safer protection; and the mummies are now in the Caira END OF THE "REATIC" EPOCE. Maserte

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PREVIOUS EXPLORATIONS This long was not of royal birth; he was a noble who married Akhnaton's. In 1902 Mr. Carter found the hidden daughter and came to the throne in ber tomb of Thutmose IV. (1420 adr, and in right, somewhere about 1350 9.0.; and he the following year that of Hatshepsut is notorious as the Pharich who (1501 n.6.)** In 1995 Mr. Quibell and the established the old worship after the present writer discovered the tomb of collapse of the monotheism of his fathers Yask and Tusu, the father and mother in law. The importance of the discovery of Queen Tiy (1400 8,0.), in- which ais enhanced by the fact that it is con- masa of antiquities was found: gilded nected with this interesting transition cofina" chariots, chairs, beds, and, ad from the famous "heretio” epoch back to forth In 1906 excavations, also under the old order and because the art and the supervision of the present writer, rethought of that period were altogether Tealed the burial of Akhnaton (1368 B.C.), exceptional gat

the famous "heretic". Pharaoh, who "in- But, anyhow, no such mass of objects troduced the worship of one God, and has ever been brought to light before in in 1909 the same excavations brought to Egypt, and one may say, perhaps with light the tomb of Heremheb (1315 8,0) a little personal onvy, that into the hands the successor of Tutankhamen. When the of Lord Carnarvon Lad Mr. Carter has work came to an end in 1811, the tomb of fallen the great and longed for “plum" the latter king, which now seems to have which was the dream of previous excavs been discovered, was still unreached, tors in this romantic valley. All the having been just missed by about fifty antiquities found, of course, belong to the yarda, soʻít. proves, slave

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