Joly, N. (Nicolas), 1812-1885 · London : Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co. · leaf 305
d in the cave of Kesslerloch, a number of not lesssuccessful drawings and carvings were likewise discoveredthere, proving that these Swiss artists were possessed of atalent in no way inferior to that of the reindeer huntersof Perigord and the Pyrenees. Among the carvings wewill only cite a head of… … Fig. 131. Head of Ovibos moschatus from the cave of Thayngen. fidelity which leaves little to be desired. Yet the in-habitants of the cave of Kesslerloch lived at a far earlierperiod than that in which the lake cities were built, andno trace of pottery or of tissues have been found amongthem.…
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