Joly, N. (Nicolas), 1812-1885 · London : Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co. · leaf 124
o be seen near the lower edge. A quantity of fragments of rude pottery, like that ofthe caves of the neolithic age, sometimes blackened byplumbago, nf»t thrown on the wheel, and but very slightlyornamented, have been taken from a number of theselake settlements (i\g. 34). Som.e vases aro intact,… … Fig. 34. Fragment of pottep.y fouxd in thf, lake of Zikuii. (After Lubbock.) Several of those found at Concise bear two lumps orknobs pierced with a hole to allow of their being sus-pended by a cord. .Mm^m^»if£
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