orizontally placed (Fig. 30).2 But the awkward fact thatwhenever priest or layman wished to place offerings on the saidslab a ladder was required, works against the altar theory. Withall reserve, we think that they were intended as sepulchral stelae ;and whether this be so or not future discoveries… … Fig. 29.—Plan of ruins at Teti. From Gouin. ;S A History of Art in Sardinia and Jun.i a. presented at all times difficulties of ascension.1 From the earliestages, and in countries the most diverse, the primary condition inpublic or domestic buildings has been that they should beprovided with easy…
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