Schliemann, Heinrich, 1822-1890 · New York : Scribner, Armstrong · leaf 159
No. 117. (7 M.) No. 118. (si m.) No. 119. (6 M.) No. 114-119. Terra-cotta Figures of Animals. Iron was already known to the Myceneans, for I foundsome knives of this metal; also some curious keys, one of … No. 120. Objects in Bronze, Lead, and Iron. Size, 1: 3. 1876.] IMPLEMENTS OF BRONZE AND STONE. he which is very thick, is 5-6 inches long, has four teeth,eacli r6 inch long, and has a ring at the other end(see No. 120). But judging by the form of theseknives and keys, I make bold to express the…
