Hoernes, Moritz, 1852-1917, Loewe, James H. · London, Dent · leaf 133
il of the Keltichordes who every-where instituted theirown kings and nobles.Indeed even AsiaMinor was floodedby the Galatians hordes of the Trokmers, Tektosags, and Tolistobojans, whoestablished a savage kingdom in the very midst of Greeksand Hellenised Asiatics. As the Hallstatt culture, on close… … Fig. 42.—Bronze Pail. THE LA TENE PERIOD 121 Northern Italy, so the La Tene culture exhibits differentroots. Greek influences (ancient Ionian?), Oriental (Car-thaginian ?), and Italian (Etruscanizing) seem to have partici-pated in their development. Moreover, there are undeniable and intelligible…
Archaeology · Prehistoric peoples
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