History of ancient pottery, Egyptian, Assyrian, Greek, Etruscan, and Roman (1873)
Birch, Samuel, 1813-1885 · London, J. Murray · leaf 212
grounrl, much resemble those found in the sepulchres of the early Peruvians,^ and may per- No. 122. — Diota of the earliest style. haps be regarded as displaying the first attempts at decoration ; but as the art of making vases was practised at the same time as that of inlaying and chasing, it is… … No.i23.-Kyiixofihe earliest style. coverod, which has cvcry ' See Due de lAiynes, Aniiali, 1830, Bulletino, 1829, p. 126; Ann. 1841, 10; Morgenblatt, 1835, s. 698. p. 242. ^ These have been discovered by ex- 2 Vases de Lamberg, II. xlviii. 42-3. cavations made by General L. Ce.snola 3 Burgon,…
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