Description
Print marked '45' top centre
A mountainous forest landscape is visible behind
The above portion of a fossil Head from the Gault of Barnwell
a fish-woman
The annual flooding of the Nile was always vitally important to Egypt as it governed the fertility of the soil and could mean the difference between abundance and starvation
Engraving in a physiognomy book mb-width 3755 Print marked '45' top centre
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