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1719 Chatelain Large Antique Print of Egypt Pyramids, & Source of the Nile River Botanical Pomare I was born at
1719 Chatelain Large Antique Print of Egypt Pyramids, & Source of the Nile River Botanical Pomare I was born at
1719 Chatelain Large Antique Print of Egypt Pyramids, & Source of the Nile River Botanical Pomare I was born at
1719 Chatelain Large Antique Print of Egypt Pyramids, & Source of the Nile River Botanical Pomare I was born at

1719 Chatelain Large Antique Print of Egypt Pyramids, & Source of the Nile River Botanical Pomare I was born at

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1719 Chatelain Large Antique Print of Egypt Pyramids, & Source of the Nile River Botanical Pomare I was born atTitle : Description Du Nil. Des Sources de son Cours Depuis Les Catactes. Size: 20in x 17 1 2in (510mm x 440mm) Condition: (A+) Fine Condition Date : 1719 Ref #: 50651 Description: This large original copper plate engraved antique print of views of the Pyramids, ruins and the Nile River, speculating on the source (not known until the mid 19th century) was published by Henri Abraham Chatelain in 1719, in his famous Atlas Historique. General

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Pomare I was born at Pare

Franz Anton 1751-1803

is the foundation of natures design

Pliny the Elder wrote that the Nile had its origins in a mountain of lower Mauretania

Found in 1872 at the Star Hope Mine

1719 Chatelain Large Antique Print of Egypt Pyramids, & Source of the Nile River Botanical Pomare I was born atTitle : Description Du Nil. Des Sources de son Cours Depuis Les Catactes. Size: 20in x 17 1 2in (510mm x 440mm) Condition: (A+) Fine Condition Date : 1719 Ref #: 50651 Description: This large original copper plate engraved antique print of views of the Pyramids, ruins and the Nile River, speculating on the source (not known until the mid 19th century) was published by Henri Abraham Chatelain in 1719, in his famous Atlas Historique. General

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