Schliemann, Heinrich, 1822-1890 · New York : Scribner, Armstrong · leaf 192
originally the moon-goddess, andher cow-horns, and subsequently her whole cow-character,cannot but be derived from the symbolic horns of thecrescent moon. Lastly, I have to mention the less frequentfemale idol with a perfectly modelled cow-head; but * See No. 100. t See No. 101. % See Nos. 90-93.… … No. 162. The two faces of a Granite Mould for casting various Ornaments. (4 M.) Actual size. with the neck, on which the necklace is never forgotten.*By a strange coincidence the three or four terra-cotta * See Nos. 159, 160, and the coloured Plate D, figs, n, o, p. io8 EXCAVATIONS IN THE CITADEL.…
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