Allen, J. Romilly (John Romilly), 1847-1907 · London, Methuen & Co · leaf 180
vase, beautiful as it is in itself, is still moreinteresting from the comparisons to which it inevitably leadsus. No one familiar with the ceramic forms of an importantgroup of North-Italian cemeteries, belonging, for the mostpart, to the fourth or fifth centuries before our era, and ofwhich the… … LATE-CELTIC POTTERY FROM HUNSBURY;NOW IN THE NORTHAMPTON MUSEUM IN THE EARLY IRON AGE 123 manifold points of resemblance presented by the urns beforeus with the most characteristic of the vase-types thererepresented. The contour of the type referred to, with itsshoulders sometimes angular,…
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