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Oh, what a lovely question! In American Indian translation, "white paws" can vary depending on the specific tribe or language. Each tribe may have its own unique way of expressing this concept, reflecting the deep connection between their language and the natural world around them. It's like a beautiful dance of words, painting a picture of nature's wonders.
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How many feet did the sphinx have?
It had / has two paws.
What does bear arms?
Bear arms hold bear paws to bear torsos. The right to BARE ARMS, on the other hand, is the right to have a weapon (also called a firearm).
How many blocks did the sphinx take?
it took 2,000 blocks to biuld just the body of the sphynx. 10,000 for the paws and 4,000 for the head. all together it was 16,000 blocks of lime stone.
What did the Egyptians use to make the sphinx?
the Sphinx is made out of which the Sphinx was made out of hard and soft limestone. Over the years, Ancient Egyptians added more and more stone to the fore paws of the Sphinx, therefore it is also made out of stone, too.
Was there treasure under the great sphinx left paw?
Not unless you consider a writing of history up to that time important. Edgar Cayce tells us that between the paws of the Sphinx and the Nile River lies one of the great knowledge stores of the ancient peoples. Until this is proven one way or another, we must believe him.
