Allen, J. Romilly (John Romilly), 1847-1907 · London, Methuen & Co · leaf 62
AGE URN OF DRINKING-CUP TYPE FROM LAKEN.HEATH, SUFFOLK; NOW IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM HEIGHT 7^INS. IN THE BRONZE AGE 27 sometimes sunk, and the incense-cups often have orna-mental perforations. With the exception of the circles found on thebottoms of some of the incense-cups the decorationconsists… … (a) Party per Chevron. (b) Party per Saltire. (c) Chevron. (d) Saltire. (e) Indented.(/) Dancettee. Fig. 1. period, and led, as we shall see in a subsequent chapter,to those modifications of the Greek fret which arecharacteristically Celtic. Of the hundreds and hundreds of sepulchral urns ofthe…
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