Manners and Monuments of Prehistoric Peoples by marquis de Jean-François-Albert du Pouget Nadaillac
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89. Vase ending in the snout of an animal, found on the hill of Hissarlik. 325 90. Funeral vase containing human ashes. 326 91. Large terra-cotta vases found at Troy. 327 92. Earthenware pitcher found at a depth of 19 1/2 feet. 328 93. Vase found beneath the ruins of Troy. 94. Terra-cotta vase found with the treasure of Priam. 95. Vase found beneath the ruins of Troy. 329 96. Earthenware pig found at a depth of 13 feet. 330 97. Vase surmounted by an owl's head, found beneath the ruins of Troy. 331 98. Copper vases found at Troy. 333 99. Vases of gold and electrum, with two ingots (Troy). 334 100. Gold and silver objects from the treasure of Priam. 335 101. Gold ear-rings, head-dress, and necklace of golden beads from the treasure of Priam. 336 102. Terra-cotta fusaioles. 339 103. Cover of a vase with the symbol of the swastika. 340 104. Stone hammer from New Jersey bearing an undeciphered inscription. 341 105. Chulpa near Palca. 357 106. Dolmen at Auvernier near the lake of Neuchatel. 359 107. A stone chest used as a sepulchre. 361 108. Example of burial in a jar. 363 109. Aymara mummy. 365 110. Peruvian mummies. 367 111. Erratic block from Scania, covered with carvings. 379 112. Engraved rock from Massibert (Lozere). 380 |
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