. The dawn of civilization: Egypt and Chaldaea . HUNTING IN THE MARSHES : ENCOUNTERING AND SPEARING A HIPPOPOTAMUS/ the mother, would be followed by one of her young ; or a gazelle, but slightlywounded, would be taken to the village and healed of its hukt. Such animals, r. HUNTING IN THE DESERT: BULL, LION, AND ORYX PIERCED WITH by daily contact with man, were gradually tamed, and formed about hisdwelling a motley flock, kept partly for his pleasure and mostly for his profit,and becoming in case of necessity a ready stock of provisions.* Efforts 1 On Egyptian dogs, see Rosellini, Monu
. The dawn of civilization: Egypt and Chaldaea . HUNTING IN THE MARSHES : ENCOUNTERING AND SPEARING A HIPPOPOTAMUS/ the mother, would be followed by one of her young ; or a gazelle, but slightlywounded, would be taken to the village and healed of its hukt. Such animals, r. HUNTING IN THE DESERT: BULL, LION, AND ORYX PIERCED WITH by daily contact with man, were gradually tamed, and formed about hisdwelling a motley flock, kept partly for his pleasure and mostly for his profit,and becoming in case of necessity a ready stock of provisions.* Efforts 1 On Egyptian dogs, see Rosellini, Monumenti Civili, vol. i. pp. 197-202 ; Fr. Lenormant, LesAnimaux employes par les anciens Égyptiens h la chasse et a la guerre, in Premières Civilisations, p. 343, et seq. ; Birch, The Tablet of Antefaa IL, in the Transactions cf the Society of BiblicalArchxology, vol. iv. pp. 172-195. 2 Tomb of Ti. Drawn by Faucher-Gudin, from Dumichen, Pesultate, vol. ii. pi. x. 3 Drawn by Faucher-Gudin, from a painting at Beni-Hasan, Lepsius, Denhm., ii. 136. 4 In the same way, before tbe advent of Europeans, the half-civilized tribes of North America usedto keep about their huts whole flocks of different animals, which were tame, but not domesticated(Lippert, Kulturgeschi
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