The Blemmyes
Ancient writers described the Blemmyes as headless beings whose faces sat on their chests—eyes, nose, and mouth embedded in the torso.
Ancient writers described the Blemmyes as headless beings whose faces sat on their chests—eyes, nose, and mouth embedded in the torso.
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