Hoernes, Moritz, 1852-1917, Loewe, James H. · London, Dent · leaf 134
nze 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 traditionsof… … Fig. 43:—Clay Dish with flat and raised ornaments. proper course of the development of mankind in Europe, butprimitive archaeology points with certainty to the fact that atthe time of the Hellenisation of the East, and the first spreadof Roman dominion over the northern nations of Europe, aphase of…
Archaeology · Prehistoric peoples
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