Munro, Robert, 1835-1920 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 270
I offer no opinion, as Iknow nothing, not even of theexistence of such a school ;but I should say that theydisclose the hand of one notaltogether ignorant of art.The evidence on which Mr.Lang makes the above sug-gestion is, however, worthlooking into, more especiallyas it is capable and worthy… … Fig. 50. Grotesque Figure ofShale from Dumbuck (x) From Drawing by W. A. Donnelly Personally speaking, I be-lieve that the anomalous finds inthe Clyde are old and genuine, as old, perhaps, in character as400 A.D., and surviving on till one knows not how late. . . .In these queer things I recognise…
Archaeology · Forgery of antiquities
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