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The fleet of an Egyptian queen from the XVII. century before our era and ancient Egyptian military on parade :
represented on a monument of the same age, both in some parts restored and published for the first time by the author after a copy taken from the terrace-temple of Dêr-el-Baheri : with an appendix containing the fishes of the Red Sea in the original size of the monument as ornaments beneath the fleet, a number, chronologically arranged, of representations of ancient Egyptian ships and some representations and inscriptions from various temples and tombs which have reference to the preceding /
published as an addition to the history of the navigation and commerce of antiquity by Dr. Johannes Duemichen ; translated from the German by Anna Duemichen.

APA Citation

Duemichen, J., Duemichen, A. (1868). The fleet of an Egyptian queen from the XVII. century before our era and ancient Egyptian military on parade: represented on a monument of the same age, both in some parts restored and published for the first time by the author after a copy taken from the terrace-temple of Dêr-el-Baheri : with an appendix containing the fishes of the Red Sea in the original size of the monument as ornaments beneath the fleet, a number, chronologically arranged, of representations of ancient Egyptian ships and some representations and inscriptions from various temples and tombs which have reference to the preceding. Leipzig: J.C. Hinrichs .

MLA Citation

Duemichen, Johannes, 1833-1894, and Anna. Duemichen. The Fleet of an Egyptian Queen From the XVII. Century Before Our Era And Ancient Egyptian Military On Parade: Represented On a Monument of the Same Age, Both In Some Parts Restored And Published for the First Time by the Author After a Copy Taken From the Terrace-temple of Dêr-el-Baheri : With an Appendix Containing the Fishes of the Red Sea In the Original Size of the Monument As Ornaments Beneath the Fleet, a Number, Chronologically Arranged, of Representations of Ancient Egyptian Ships And Some Representations And Inscriptions From Various Temples And Tombs Which Have Reference to the Preceding. Leipzig: J.C. Hinrichs , 1868.

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