Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge, [Eng.] : University Press · leaf 654
e). ^ See now T. Homolle Lorigine des Caryatides in the J^ev. Arch. 1917 i. i—67with six figs, and pi. 4 f. 3 Stipra pp. 517 f., 524 f., 528 f. ^ D. Mackenzie in ihejourn. Hell. Stud. 1903 xxiii. 203. •5 Sir A. J. Evans in the Ami. Brit. Sch. Ath. igoi—1902 viii. 95—102 with figs. 55—57. 6 Id. ib.… … 536 The double axe in relation to horns (fig. 406 by. To the left of the right-hand pair of horns was a femalevotary, whose type (a half-sitting posture) and technique (puncturesand incisions with white gypsum filling) were alike primitive. To theright of these horns were two goddesses. One of…
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