An introduction to the study of prehistoric art (1915)
Parkyn, Ernest Albert, b. 1857 · London, New York [etc.] : Longmans, Green and Co. · leaf 66
, also numeroushearths, and stone imple-ments of Solutrian and pre-Solutrian character. In factthey appear to be of Aurig-nacian age. The remainingsculptures were more frag-mentary. One consists ofthe trunk only, and pos-sibly formed a dagger handle, another of the trunk withone thigh (Fig. 49).=*… … Fig. 49.—Ivory figurin. Brassempouy. 38 PREHISTORIC ART part of the trunk surrounded by a band ^ (Fig. 50). A brokenspecimen showing an up-bent arm and head covering isknown as the statuette a la pelerine^ A small rough modelof the human figure was perhaps a doll.^ An interestingdiscovery at…
Art, Primitive
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