A guide to the exhibition illustrating Greek and Roman life (1920)
British Museum. Dept. of Greek and Roman Antiquities · London, British Museum · leaf 108
h Fig. 94.—Pbimitive BronzeSpear- and Dagger -Blades, prom Greeceand Cyprus (Nos. 241-4).1 : 4. fig. Ud). 9G GREEK AND ROMAN LIFE. best-known centre at Mycenae, the Mycenaean Age. Inthis period, by improvement in metal-working, the short daggerswere lengthened into swords, which,towards the end of… … | MH Fig. 95.—Bronze Swords ofthe Mycenaean Period(Nos. 245, 247-8). 1 : 4. a Fig. 96.—Bronze Swordsoe late MycenaeanType (Nos. 249-50). 1 : 4. the battlefield. At the same time the spear-head was differentiatedfrom the dagger-blade, being provided with a socket for the shaft.Mycenaean weapons are…
Civilization, Greek and Roman · Classical antiquities
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