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relief fragment
Four fragments, with portion of human figure carying Ankh, in relief. Bright colouring on limestone, very fine Old Kingdom work, Temple of Sahura, Abusir.
relief fragment
Fragment of painted limestone relief showing two reapers cutting grain and below, the heads of two men (accompanying a donkey?), red and yellow colours well preserved. Stylistically similar to B1555 and probably removed from the same wall at the…
relief
Relief carving showing the royal family of the 18th Dynasty pharaoh Akhenaten. Akhenaten, a brother of Tutankhamun established his court at Amarna and replaced the traditional religion with a belief in a single god in the form of Aten, represented on…
Regulations for the Mort house. A framed document titled Regulations for the management of the vault in the churchyard of Belhelvie. There is also a photograph of a low stone building next to a church in the frame, and the label Vault used to protect bodies from being removed by Resurrectionists.
Regulations for the management of the vault in the kirkyard of Belhelvie 28/01/1832.
Reform, Cholera, Electioneering
The Aberdeen Magazine points out that Aberdeen has experienced canvassing. Aberdeen, it believes, has the highest number of registered voters in Scotland, showing that voters are proud of their privilege.
Reform Proceedings
This article describes the reactions to the proposed Reform Bill: how petitions were got up both for and against it. The writer clearly supports Reform.