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Celtic art in pagan and Christian times (1904)

Allen, J. Romilly (John Romilly), 1847-1907 · London, Methuen & Co · leaf 32

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nger. The hilts have a massivepommel encrusted with ivory and amber, andornamented with gold-leaf. (3) Pails, or situlae, of thin bronze plates orna-mented with figure subjects executed in repoussework, and exhibiting a peculiar style of art whichDr. Arthur Evans thinks the Celts borrowed fromthe… … BRONZE FIBULA OF LA TENE TYPE,FROM THE CEMETERIES OFTHE MARNE BRONZE FIBULA OF LA TENE TYPE,FROM THE CEMETERIES OFTHE MARNE THE CONTINENTAL CELTS 9 Dr. Arthur Evans1 divides the Hallstatt remains intoan earlier and a later group, the former dating fromabout 750 to 550 B.C. During the later period,…

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