TOMB OF THOTH-EM-HEB Graphic work of the Egyptian expedition

Title Graphic work of the Egyptian expedition. Graphic Work of the Egyptian Expedition, Norman de Garis Davies. Author: Norman de Garis Davies. Publisher: 1911-1933., 1911. Original: from Harvard University. Digitized: Jul 3, 2008. Length: 123 pages

TOMB OF THOTH-EM-HEB. EAST WALL (DETAIL). THOTH AND HIS MOTHER SITTING AT TABLE.

"THE SCRIBE THOTH AND HIS BELOVED MOTHER THOTH ARRIVING IN PEACE THROUGH DOING THE WILL OF AMON, AND RECEIVING THE DAILY BREAD"

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65 Pontiac GTO Convertible

Description: '65 Pontiac GTO Convertible (Centropolis Laval '10).jpg 1965 Pontiac GTO photographed in Laval, Quebec, Canada at Centropolis Laval. Date: 06/04/10.

The Pontiac GTO is an automobile built by Pontiac Division of General Motors in the United States from 1964 to 1974. The GTO was the brainchild of Pontiac engineer Russell Gee, an engine specialist; Bill Collins, a chassis engineer; and Pontiac chief engineer John De Lorean.

Author: Bull-Doser. Permission: All Rights Released.

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