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 358
rces of nature was the earliest religion of many primitive peo-ples, but all that is said on the subject must be sifted with considerable care. THE TOWNS UPON THE HILL OF HISSARLIK. 335 museuui possesses iiuiiieroiis battle-axes ^ of bronze,some double-bladed daggers with crooked ends,… … Fig. ioo.—Gold and silver objects from the treasure of Priam. so that this metal was evidently still often used in apure state. At the foot of the palace, the ruins of ^vhich risefrom the Acropolis at a depth of 27^ feet, the pick- * Similar hatchets of pure copper (Fig. 2) have been found in…
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