Manners and monuments of prehistoric peoples (1892)
Nadaillac, Jean-François-Albert du Pouget, marquis de, 1818-1904, D'Anvers, N., d. 1933 · New York, London : G.P. Putnam's sons · leaf 352
pitcher foundat a depth of 19J feet. Fin. 93.—Vase found beneath theruins of Troy. quite certainly attribute to them a certain mould of micaschist, found at a depth of 45| feet, which had beenused in the process of casting spits and pins, which aiesupposed to be of more ancient date than the… … to the fierceness of the flames in which the town per-ished. These discoveries reveal to us the daily life of the peo2:>le of Troy.Judging from the num-ber of boarstusks found,hunting must have beena favorite pastime withthem. The bones ofoxen, sheep, and goats,^ of smaller species thanthose of…
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