Mosso, A. (Angelo), 1846-1910 · London, Unwin · leaf 177
sed in fishing, or the peasants might have taken to the trident,but only in an exceptional case. The fact that no such weaponof bronze has been found, and that these are evidently tied upwith a cord, indicates that these forks are of wood ; in this casethe prongs are too long and slender to be used… … FIG. 76<7.—VASE FKO.M HAGIA TRIADA. Stick with curved handle, taller than a man. Also he is unarmed,and it would have been more likelv for a warrior to cover hishead with a helmet and to hold a sword or lance such as are oftenfound in excavations. On the opposite side of the vase (Fig.76/^), a…
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