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History of ancient pottery (1858)

Birch, Samuel, 1813-1885 · London, J. Murray · leaf 437

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HUT-SHAPED* VASES. 391 bank of the Elbe.^ At Mecklenburg the vases assume more of the Scandinavian type.^ They have been found at Kummer, Stolpe, Dobbersten, Spornitz, Marnitz, Lud- wigshist, Timkenberg, and Stargard. The vases found in Western Germany, on the banks of the Rhine, have moulded lips… … No. 207. — Group of Hitt-shaped Va?es, from Halbei'stadt, Kiekindemark, and AscherslebeD. the early inhabitants of Alba Longa, already mentioned, have been found in Germany, and are distinctly Teutonic. They occur in the sepulchres of the period when bronze weapons were used, and before the…

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