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Notes and Photographs on the West-Schoch Sphinx Hypothesis
Mark Lehner, 1994. KMT 5(3), Fall 1994: 40-48.
Lehner's reply to Schoch: the Debehen tomb is in different strata; the Saqqara mudbrick tombs were buried; the Valley Temple core and granite were built together; the ditch walls were cut sloping by quarrymen; Hassan's causeway channel dates the ditch to late in Khafre's reign; equifinality of weathering forms.
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The archaeological reply to the redating; source for the causeway-channel argument.
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Research copy, for editors and curators. The work is the publisher's, so readers are sent to it. We keep this copy so the citation can be checked if the page changes or goes.
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Lehner, M. (1994). Notes and Photographs on the West-Schoch Sphinx Hypothesis. KMT 5(3), Fall 1994: 40-48. https://www.hallofmaat.com/?p=263
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Lehner, Mark. “Notes and Photographs on the West-Schoch Sphinx Hypothesis.” KMT 5(3), Fall 1994: 40-48 (1994).