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Illustrated descriptive account of the Museum of Andalucian pottery and lace, antique and modern; together with notes on pre-Roman Seville and the lost city of Tharsis (1913)

Whishaw, Bernhard, 1857-1914, Whishaw, Ellen M · [London] Smith, Elder & co. · leaf 41

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in the necropolis of Las Duelas.It is interesting to compare the perfect technique ofthese and of the Samian with the rude polish of the pre-historic black and brown ware, and to note the gradualimprovement of the process in colour, surface, andmaterial, from the earliest to the latest remains… … Warrior Vase with Hawk-head Handles. F. p. 15 IS technique and form to fragments of thin shallow hand-polished plates : and the shades of colour are as variousas the styles of production. Savants acquainted withall the Iberian remains hitherto known tell us that thisclass of grey pottery is not…

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