History of art in primitive Greece; Mycenian art from the French of Georges Perrot ... and Charles Chipiez. Illustrated with five hundred and forty-four engravings in the text, and twenty coloured plates (1894)
Perrot, Georges, 1832-1914, Chipiez, Charles, 1835-1901, Gonino, I · London, Chapman and Hall, Limited · leaf 414
^86 Primitive Greece : Mycenian Art. middle of the chambers, and the walls do not exactly correspond with each other ; the angles lack sharpness, and are almost round. The door-frames have no decoration. The ceiling, more or less convex, is irregular like that of a grotto, and has neither the curve… … Figs. 132, 133. — Plan and section of tomb near Nauplia. One-hundredth of actual size. of the tombs have shallow pits (Figs. 1 34-1 37). They have been placed in the primitive period from the fact that bones and broken Mycenian pottery have been found in them." Elsewhere potsherds and scrappy…
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