Haddon, Alfred C. (Alfred Cort), 1855-1940 · London, J. Murray; New York, G. P. Putnam's sons · leaf 228
THE EVOLUTION OF THE CART 185 this instance actual lashing is intended, or whether the wheels were decorated with a pattern which had its origin in an antecedent method of fastening; examples of the latter will be found in my little book Evolution wn Art. A method of supporting and strengthening… … A Series of Early Greek Chariot Wheels from various sources. The shape of the spokes of Greek wheels and the method of their insertion into their respective felloes vary considerably ; in E, Fig. 30, will be found four variants; of these, 1 is from a coin of Tarentum;t 2 is from the car of…
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