Mosso, A. (Angelo), 1846-1910 · London, Unwin · leaf 151
pherical in shape and the other oblong—and, like theseat, it is fixed in the cement of the floor. Doubtless this tableserved for the work of the person who sat by it. To the left isa longer table, also low and made of cement, with a circularhollow in the middle. Possibly this was a room where… … FIG. 63.—womans seat AND WORK TABLE. the forewoman seamstress served for her apprentices. If ithad been a kitchen the tables would have been made of stone. IX. All writers have agreed that the Phoenicians invented purpleand carried it about the Mediterranean. This is another error ofthe…
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