Help finding an image!

[Xareen]

This is the second time I've seen this claim being made. I spent like an hour trying to find it last time, only to be given a $150 middle finger every time I thought I'd found a way to access it.

(edit) The book is in French, called "Edifices et rites funéraires à Kerma".

In the meantime take a look at this C-Group Wawatian geeljire:

 

[Aurelian]

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This is the second time I've seen this claim being made. I spent like an hour trying to find it last time, only to be given a $150 middle finger every time I thought I'd found a way to access it.

The book is in French and it's a massive compilation type book iirc.

In the meantime take a look at this C-Group Wawatian geeljire:

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what is the name of the book?

 

[Xareen]

what is the name of the book?

Edifices et rites funéraires à Kerma

 

[TheLand]

Have you tried purchasing the book? See it for like $50 in some places. Don’t think there is any other way to access it. I’m assuming what interests you is this potential assortment of ethnicities in the region?

 

[Neptune]

Edifices et rites funéraires à Kerma

The author of that book previously published some of the wall depictions in chapel KX and it included ones with boats. The reading you posted could be referencing this who knows.

https://kerma.ch/documents/Publications_PDF/Genava_1995/Rapport_1995.pdf

 

[Xareen]

The author of that book previously published some of the wall depictions in chapel KX and it included ones with boats. The reading you posted could be referencing this who knows.

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https://kerma.ch/documents/Publications_PDF/Genava_1995/Rapport_1995.pdf

Seems to be a chapel XI but it's still precisely what I'm looking for.

You are a hero, dude. Love you.