Joly, N. (Nicolas), 1812-1885 · London : Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co. · leaf 163
sides the liuman bones, we may mention amongthe funereal contents of the dohnens serpentine pendants,necklace beads of the same substance, of slate, chalk, ala-baster, jet, amber, and of a kind of turquoise, and severalkinds of shells {cypr(xa,nerdi]ia, erato^ijlerocera^patellaydentaliiwi, &c.)… … Fig. 51. Cromi.icch, called the altar of the Great Saracen. (Channel Isles.) vases of tolerably fine clay, and occasionally elegant,though not very varied in form. Lance and arrow headsof various kinds of stone, and often delicately wrought,occur also, and lastly axes improperly styled Keltic. It…
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