How to Observe in Archaeology
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G. Rhodian, Naucratite, Laconian; see III, Fig. 28, EarlyLaconian Vase).
Terra-cotta Figurines. Series that culminates with Tanagra figures of fourth century begins. May be said always to be a step in advance of contemporary sculptureif any.
Statuettes rare at this date, but relief heads on flat plaques or onvase handles common. Treatment of hair usually resembles Restorationwig (III, Fig. 20). Rosette frequent on shoulders represents head ofbronze (rarely silver or gold) shoulder pin.
Bronzes.... Pins (to fasten dress at shoulder). Three large bosses increasingin size as they near head replace many small equal bosses ofpreceding period. Disc heavier (III, Fig. 22).
Brooches. Spiral type has disappeared. Couchant lion type withsnake tail has been found at Olympia and Sparta. In general broochescease to be common.
Plaques (doubtless affixed to wood). Relief patterns of guillochesor rows of bosses. Figure scenes similar to those on pottery. Characteristic of seventh century. Chance of picking up slight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
G. Rhodian, Naucratite, Laconian; see III, Fig. 28, EarlyLaconian Vase).
Terra-cotta Figurines. Series that culminates with Tanagra figures of fourth century begins. May be said always to be a step in advance of contemporary sculptureif any.
Statuettes rare at this date, but relief heads on flat plaques or onvase handles common. Treatment of hair usually resembles Restorationwig (III, Fig. 20). Rosette frequent on shoulders represents head ofbronze (rarely silver or gold) shoulder pin.
Bronzes.... Pins (to fasten dress at shoulder). Three large bosses increasingin size as they near head replace many small equal bosses ofpreceding period. Disc heavier (III, Fig. 22).
Brooches. Spiral type has disappeared. Couchant lion type withsnake tail has been found at Olympia and Sparta. In general broochescease to be common.
Plaques (doubtless affixed to wood). Relief patterns of guillochesor rows of bosses. Figure scenes similar to those on pottery. Characteristic of seventh century. Chance of picking up slight.
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