Mosso, A. (Angelo), 1846-1910 · London, Unwin · leaf 176
n ordinary march ; on the other hand, it is difficult tobelieve that they are dancing to the sound of their song and thesistrum because a slight turn of the body would cause an entangle-ment of the forks which these men carry on their shoulders. Igive first the side of the vase, showing the… … FIG. 75.—VASE FROM HAGIA TRIADA ILLUSTRATEDBY SAVIGXONI. all bent at an acute angle, with the hand clenched on the breast.On the left shoulder they carry a fork with three very longprongs, all exactly alike, a long shaft with three prongs and asmall sickle. The fork is like those now used, but it…
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