PYRAMIDS NOS. 12 AND 13 male figures carrying bows, and wearing a kind of brimmed hat, of which I have seen the modern equivalent at Tankasi Fair.

For the Meroitic inscriptions from the chapel, see Denkmaler, VI. Bl. 8, Nos. 29-32.

Pyramids Nos. 12 and 13 (Cailliaud M and N, Hoskins G and THE OFFERINGS OF THE GREAT QUEEN AND THE JUDGMENT SCENE.

[From a photograph by Lieut. Percy C. Lord, R.E.

F, Lepsius Nos. 9 and 8). These two pyramids are oriented in e.xactly the same direction, they touch each other at their bases, and the length of each side of each at the base is about 63 feet.

Rather more than one-third of each pyramid has been wrecked by treasure-seekers, and the chapels of each are buried under 399