Freer, Charles Lang · [London : Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland] · leaf 6
ost complete the whole. The house (shown in fig. 1) is oblong in shape, sloping back from the base and recurved at the top. From its form it Fig, 3. CELT. Fias. 4-6. MACE HEADS. may be supposed that it was built of wattle and mud ; at one end is depicted a door (probably of wood), and. at the other… … on the pottery. Again, that the Fies, 7-11, FORKED HUNTING-LANCES OF FLINT. « New Race” were a hunting people has long been known from their carvings and drawings, as well as inferred from the objects which occur in the graves. But it must now be added that they were a pastoral people; for in no…
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