Mosso, A. (Angelo), 1846-1910 · London, Unwin · leaf 307
l rim to support a lid.^ To give a betteridea of the kitchen utensils I reproduce some found in a tomb atKnossos 2 (Fig. 144). A long corridor, one and a half metres wide, leads down to amortuary chamber, in which these bronze utensils were found,placed as they are in the illustration. In front is… … FIG. 143.—COPPER LEBES OR CAULDRON IX THE MUSEUMAT CAXDIA. hand corner, near the door, were found knives, razors, andfragments of a casket inlaid with ivory. As early as the Neolithic period large spoons or ladles madeof terracotta were used, probably only as ladles. One o( thesame kind is marked d…
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