by Stephen Houston In the early 90s, I happened to be looking at one of Justin Kerr’s most beautiful rollouts, of a fragmentary stuccoed scene (K1524). In it, the Maize god (or some comely youth) sits on a throne, entreated by an aged god — this last is, of course, none other than the deity [...]
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te-mu and te-ma as “Throne”
Posted in History of Research, Linguistics, Vessels on April 24, 2008 | 1 Comment »
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