An introduction to the study of prehistoric art (1915)
Parkyn, Ernest Albert, b. 1857 · London, New York [etc.] : Longmans, Green and Co. · leaf 300
mpossible to copy the curvilinear canals,and he was unable to conceive by what means they wereformed.^ One of the few instances of amber being found ina Bronze Age barrow north of the Thames was at Cress-ingham in Norfolk which, as we have seen, contained articlesof gold. With these was an… … FiG. 271.—Amber cup and handle. Hove, Sussex. companied an interment in an oak coffin, and with it was abronze dagger nearly six inches long, and a double-edgedstone axe. This cup is well finished, is quite smooth insideand out, and the handle is engraved with fine lines alongthe edges. It seems to…
Art, Primitive
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