Chats On Old Jewellery And Trinkets
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This kind of ornamentation may be traced across Europe from east to west, though we do not know exactly where it came from, nor the antiquity of its origin. Persian pieces of about 400 B. C. , and Indian work not later than 150 B. C. May be cited ; but its interest to us generally must be held to begin when our ancestors, in the shape of the invading Teutonic tribes, commenced their wander- ings, and, leaving traces of their passage here and there, journeyed from the Caucasus across and over Eu...rope, spreading at last as far as England.
While archaeologists are able to assign, with a con- siderable degree of precision, the various objects to the particular tribes which made them, there is no necessity here to go into the numerous subdivisions, which are sufficiently intricate to give rise to a very considerable literature of their own. The general characteristics of the work known as " cloisonneY' or " inlaid, " have been given above, and wherever it is used there is a very general similarity in the way it is done.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This kind of ornamentation may be traced across Europe from east to west, though we do not know exactly where it came from, nor the antiquity of its origin. Persian pieces of about 400 B. C. , and Indian work not later than 150 B. C. May be cited ; but its interest to us generally must be held to begin when our ancestors, in the shape of the invading Teutonic tribes, commenced their wander- ings, and, leaving traces of their passage here and there, journeyed from the Caucasus across and over Eu...rope, spreading at last as far as England.
While archaeologists are able to assign, with a con- siderable degree of precision, the various objects to the particular tribes which made them, there is no necessity here to go into the numerous subdivisions, which are sufficiently intricate to give rise to a very considerable literature of their own. The general characteristics of the work known as " cloisonneY' or " inlaid, " have been given above, and wherever it is used there is a very general similarity in the way it is done.
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