THE EGYPTIAN SUDAN carried on in the nineteenth century, for when Cailliaud visited them their condition was such that he regarded them more as i/\/W\/\/\/\/ \/\/\/\/\/\/\7 l\/\l\t\l\l\/\l THE WEST WALL OF PYRAMID NO. 1 5 (FOURTH GROUP).

[From Lepsius, DenkmaUr, Abth. VI. Bl. to.

heaps of rough stones piled up over every tomb, like modem Arabs' burial mounds, than as pyramids, although he says they must have been pyramids. He measured the bases of twenty, 434 i