Hoernes, Moritz, 1852-1917, Loewe, James H. · London, Dent · leaf 129
to better advantage. Even this soberindustry frequently assumes a fantastic character and pro-duces handles with heads of animals, or little birds madeto form small dishes on larger ones, as in Fig. 43, where atwo-headed animal is seen inside the dish. This is froma mound-grave in Oedenburg. Of… … Fig. 38.—Wide-ribbed Cista of hammered bronze. THE HALLSTATT PERIOD 117 was unknown, and in the later Hallstatt period we onlyrarely meet with differently formed clay pottery, orna-mented and turned, and then as articles imported fromSouthern countries in which at about this time the Hall-
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