History of Spain V.2
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Bowl and cover were found together in 1909.
HISTORY OF SPAIN . NEW STONE AGE The Hispanic Society of America, New York Length 14.5 cm.— Width m 2 cm.
Length 17.7 cm.— Width 7.7 cm.
AX HEADS AND AX Figs. 25-26. From excavations by George Edward Bonsor at El Campo Real and at the necropolis of El Acebuchal, near Carmona, Sevilla The Hispanic Society of America Fig. 27. From the Cave of Los Blanquizares de Lebor, Totana, Murcia Vera, Almeria. Collection of Juan Cuadrado Ruiz CArchivo espaiiol de a...rte y arqiieologla. January-April 1930. v. 6, fig. 7 following p. 65) Countless polished ax heads, the most characteristic objects of the New Stone Age, have been found throughout Spain, varying in size, material, and form. Jadeite, granite, basalt, diorite were used, and for some of the finer examples, fibrolite and serpentine. At first triangular with pointed head, the ax later had a flat head and quadrangular cross section. It was probably hafted in the same way as the ax of fibrolite from a sepulchral cave at Totana, one of the rare examples found with the original wooden handle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bowl and cover were found together in 1909.
HISTORY OF SPAIN . NEW STONE AGE The Hispanic Society of America, New York Length 14.5 cm.— Width m 2 cm.
Length 17.7 cm.— Width 7.7 cm.
AX HEADS AND AX Figs. 25-26. From excavations by George Edward Bonsor at El Campo Real and at the necropolis of El Acebuchal, near Carmona, Sevilla The Hispanic Society of America Fig. 27. From the Cave of Los Blanquizares de Lebor, Totana, Murcia Vera, Almeria. Collection of Juan Cuadrado Ruiz CArchivo espaiiol de a...rte y arqiieologla. January-April 1930. v. 6, fig. 7 following p. 65) Countless polished ax heads, the most characteristic objects of the New Stone Age, have been found throughout Spain, varying in size, material, and form. Jadeite, granite, basalt, diorite were used, and for some of the finer examples, fibrolite and serpentine. At first triangular with pointed head, the ax later had a flat head and quadrangular cross section. It was probably hafted in the same way as the ax of fibrolite from a sepulchral cave at Totana, one of the rare examples found with the original wooden handle.
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