The Antiquary volume 12
The Antiquary volume 12
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June 25th. Annual Meeting. Prof. C. T. Newton, V. -P. , in the chair. The Chairman, in the course of the usual address, referred to the excava- tion at Naucratis as having yielded results of great value. The find of fragments of pottery of the sixth century B. C. Had been exceptionally rich. The objects brought by Mr. Bent from Carpathos were of great interest, especially one rude figure, which might be regarded as the earliest specimen of an idol of any size from the Greek islands. It appeared... that the principal object of worship in those early times had been Aphrodite, or some analogous deity. Possibly these were the idols of the primitive Carian race. Mr. R. S. Poole made a short statement of the results of the work done at Naucratis. Mr. T. Bent gave an account of his recent visit to the island of Carpathos. PROVINCIAL. Bradford Historical and Antiquarian Society. June 1 6th. An excursion was made to Kildwick and Farnhill Halls by the members of the society. The party first noted the peculiarities of the bridge spanning the river Aire at Kildwick, the erection of which is attributed to the canons of Bolton in the reign of Edward II.
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June 25th. Annual Meeting. Prof. C. T. Newton, V. -P. , in the chair. The Chairman, in the course of the usual address, referred to the excava- tion at Naucratis as having yielded results of great value. The find of fragments of pottery of the sixth century B. C. Had been exceptionally rich. The objects brought by Mr. Bent from Carpathos were of great interest, especially one rude figure, which might be regarded as the earliest specimen of an idol of any size from the Greek islands. It appeared... that the principal object of worship in those early times had been Aphrodite, or some analogous deity. Possibly these were the idols of the primitive Carian race. Mr. R. S. Poole made a short statement of the results of the work done at Naucratis. Mr. T. Bent gave an account of his recent visit to the island of Carpathos. PROVINCIAL. Bradford Historical and Antiquarian Society. June 1 6th. An excursion was made to Kildwick and Farnhill Halls by the members of the society. The party first noted the peculiarities of the bridge spanning the river Aire at Kildwick, the erection of which is attributed to the canons of Bolton in the reign of Edward II.
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