The World's Greatest Books — volume 11 — Ancient And Mediæval History
The World's Greatest Books — volume 11 — Ancient And Mediæval History
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] Upon the site of the destroyed city new settlers, of a differentcivilisation, manners, and customs, built a new town; but only thefoundation of their houses consisted of stones joined with clay; all thehouse-walls were built of unburnt bricks. I must draw attention to thefact that I have found twice on fragments of pottery the curious symbolof the _suastika_, or crossed angles, which proves that the primitiveTrojans belonged to the Aryan race. This is further proved by thesymbols on the round... terra-cottas. The existence of the nation whichpreceded the Trojans was likewise of long duration, for all the layersof _d
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] Upon the site of the destroyed city new settlers, of a differentcivilisation, manners, and customs, built a new town; but only thefoundation of their houses consisted of stones joined with clay; all thehouse-walls were built of unburnt bricks. I must draw attention to thefact that I have found twice on fragments of pottery the curious symbolof the _suastika_, or crossed angles, which proves that the primitiveTrojans belonged to the Aryan race. This is further proved by thesymbols on the round... terra-cottas. The existence of the nation whichpreceded the Trojans was likewise of long duration, for all the layersof _d
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