Historic ornament : treatise on decorative art and architectural ornament (1909)
Ward, James, 1851-1924 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 30
ifications of the Cave-men as artists. Theirwork in animal drawing ranks higher than that of anyhistoric savage race, and as artists they were infinitely of PREHISTORIC ORNAMENT. a higher order than their more scientific successors, theNeolithic men, or the men of the Bronze age. It was owing to… … Fig. 3.—Prehistoric Carving. shire, in the caves, caverns, and fissures known as the PinHole, Robin Hoods Cave, Mother Grundys Parlour, agreat quantity of bones have been found, some of whichwere broken by the hand of man, and amongst these someflint implements in the lower cave earth. Above this…
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