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An introduction to the study of prehistoric art (1915)

Parkyn, Ernest Albert, b. 1857 · London, New York [etc.] : Longmans, Green and Co. · leaf 358

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(4)). The fibula was inuse therefore in Northern Italy during the latter part of theBronze Age. For this reason, and on the further groundsthat the older fibulae occur in much greater numbers andvariety in Italy than elsewhere, and that the fibula did notreach the yEgean before the close of the… … Fig. 300.—Bronze age fibulae (i, 2, 3) Mycenae. (4) Pcschicra. (5) N. Italy.(6) Central Italy. (7) Marne. (8) Rhine Province. (10, 11) Sicily. (12)Corcelette. (13) Larnand (Jura). (14) Moringen. and beyond is supported by its absence from the acropolisgraves of Mycenae, and the five earlier cities…

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