Munro, Robert, 1835-1920 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 86
own flint,which takes on scarcely any patina or varnish, so thatfrom appearance it is almost impossible to distinguishancient from modern specimens. (8) Every person in the district believes in the authen-ticity of the questioned specimens, and in the bona fidesof their discoverer. In order to give… … CONTINENTAL FORGERIES 65 found in the grotta dei Camerini, in the Commune ofBreonio.^ The next move in the controversy was by De Mortillet,who not only repeated his opinion of the Breonio finds,^but blended with his arguments no small amount ofsarcasm. Breonio is, indeed, he writes, a most…
Archaeology · Forgery of antiquities
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