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| This is the second of the two grave stones found at Mycenae which might describe one of the following scenes: 1) it might describe a man in a chariot fighting or competing against the man holding the club or sword or 2) it might represent Moses standing on the high ground with his staff commanding the sea, represented by the wavy lines, to crash upon the Egyptian chariots as the Israelites flee Egypt during the Exodus. Look at the explanation for the preceding picture for a more complete explanation. |
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