Schliemann, Heinrich, 1822-1890 · New York : Scribner, Armstrong · leaf 392
it must ne-cessarily have been adornedwith the two quadrangulargolden plates which we seelying, still closely joined to-gether, in the very placewhere the knob of the handle-ought to have been ; only onthe small side, which is turnedtowards the spectator, the twoplates are slightly disjoined.They… … THE FIRST SEPULCHRE. [Chap. IX. in their long sides the marks of a number of small pins,which must have served to attach both plates to a pieceof wood which stuck between them, and of which sometraces remain. This piece of wood must have been very thin, for otherwise the two platescould not after…