172); while those of the Kheta, or Hittite battalions, show but one head above another (fig.

173).
[Illustration: Fig.

172 .-- Phalanx of Egyptian infantry, Ramesseum.] [Illustration: Fig.

173 .-- Hittite battalion, Ramesseum.] It was not only in their treatment of men and animals that the Egyptians allowed themselves this latitude.

Houses, trees, land and water, were as freely misrepresented.