The story of architecture: an outline of the styles in all countries (1896)
Mathews, Charles Thompson, 1863- · New York, D. Appleton and company · leaf 208
Fig. 3.—Etruscan tomb at Caste! dAsso. are in and about the honey-combed cliffs of CasteldAsso, with walls richly decorated internally withpainting and sculpture. I liny has left us an account of the tomb of Lars TUSCAN TUMULI. I85 Porsena, of Clusium, carved in this manner about 500b. c, but the… … Fig. 64.—The Cloaca Maxima. All are earthern cones like those found among theTartars and the primitive nations of northern Europe. Large numbers are to be found near Vulci, wherestands the tumulus of Cocumella, the largest yet dis-covered. The interior chambers of those belongingto an early date…
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