Scythians and Greeks : a survey of ancient history and archaeology on the north coast of the Euxine from the Danube to the Caucasus (1913)
Minns, Ellis H · Cambridge : University Press · leaf 349
o be offered in barter to the natives and to attract theirtaste. Of such the next chapter treats. Yet this was not unknown, v. CR. 1892, p. 20, ^ The British Museum has platesfrom KulOba(?), f. 9, Chersonese. M arshall, Cat. of Jewellery (v. p. 386, n. 6), X L. 2104-7, 2 e.g. ABC. XXI. 17; CR.… … Fio. 208. Hygiea(?). Olbia. \. BCA. xiii. PI. II. v. p. 297. Nose restored. 293 CHAPTER XI. ART IN IHE GREEK COLONIES. § I. General Characteristics. ScvTiiic art has a s[)ecial interest because it is one of the most importantsources of information as to tiie orig^in of the nomads of South Russia,…
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