An introduction to the study of prehistoric art (1915)
Parkyn, Ernest Albert, b. 1857 · London, New York [etc.] : Longmans, Green and Co. · leaf 189
FiG. 173.—Neolithic bowl. Orkney. ness and Sutherland similar pottery has been discovered inseveral chambered cairns.^ It will be observed that thesevessels, like that from Norton Bavant, are round bottomed, 1 J. Anderson, Scotlan.l in Pagan Times—Stone Age, Lecture V,Figs. 261-3, 274-9. Figs.… … Fig. 174.—Neolithic pottery.Thames. a feature which has been regarded as a Neolithic character-istic. Similar round-bottomed ware has been recoveredfrom the Thames (Fig. 174) at Mortlake and Wallingford, and found in Derbyshire, theEast Riding of Yorkshire, andelsewhere. An attempt hasbeen made to…
Art, Primitive
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