Mosso, A. (Angelo), 1846-1910 · London, Unwin · leaf 150
sitting)is apparent. The hollows in theseats for men are narrower anddeeper, for women they are widerand shallower. The seats for men are as high as ours, for women they are as low as hassocks. Theterracotta ex voto figures of Palaikastro and Petsofa, of which I spokein the beginning of the… … FIG. 62.—FRESCO FROM HAGIATRIADA. WOMAN WITH PARTI-COLOURED AND EMBROIDEREDDRAWERS. 142 PALACES OF CRETE AND THEIR BUILDERS In front of the seat a low table of cement has two hollows—one half spherical in shape and the other oblong—and, like theseat, it is fixed in the cement of the floor.…
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