erous, exhibitsordinary mortals ; to this the smallclay figures of the same series seem naturally to belong, save that their exceedingly archaic characterand rough manipulation forbid details of dress, and even theattitude to be clearly seen or defined.4 This is not applicable tobronzes, for… … Fig. 87.—Statuette from Teti. Height,19 c. Cagliari Museum. From Wallet. pp. 1 See N issardis Report, in Notizie delli scavi,XVIII. 2 The name Forraxi, fornax, kiln, sufficiently determines its purpose. 3 Some, for instance, were picked up at Uta and Lanusei (Spano, Antico LararioSardo di Uta,…
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