TAA i.3.8.44.verso
Handwritten and annotated notes on chariots.
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In various part and joints were <glued and> wound with raw hide
shrunken on to the wood; these bindings were afterwards
covered with a gold in bark decoration.
It will be seen that the ingenious form of chariot
wheel possesses not only the s