An introduction to the study of prehistoric art (1915)
Parkyn, Ernest Albert, b. 1857 · London, New York [etc.] : Longmans, Green and Co. · leaf 201
I, Fig. 38; Plate X, Fig. 78. 154 PREHISTORIC ART perfectly sifted clay, which, in the case of the coarser kindsof ware, is impregnated with sand particles or pounded stonedust. There is no trace of potters oven or wheel. Thevessels being wide-mouthed are usually hand polished bothinside and out.… … Fig. 187.—Neolithic pottery from Crete. (After Lagrange.) filled with white material, and henceforth this white filledincised ware continues up to the end^ or nearly so. Herethe presence of this form of decoration becomes of muchinterest, for it is the very beginning of the colour decora-tion ot…
Art, Primitive
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