. Tribune Popular science . wl ! Lie art ielS, come ho fatto a te, nd li ha portati via, T.ie tirsi iinn^r foua.i wasa la r •>• nval sliirl i i.l e > i>|i • r, i , li a raise 1 run, e alm-> in t lie co ier. Tu MI è venuto un rame p it, ue irly J.8in. ned m diaiiiclcr, con I., u maniglie; un rame tr uy, 1 antica Troia - Bayard Taylor. Indie lonsr, con un piccolo vaso d'argento, gli si accamparono per azione di lire; un carro di cova, che pesa quasi a sonni; due uolilotti d'oro, ouu dei quali pesava nearlya pouudand un quarto (600 uram rues), e aveva ivo monthsfor drinking, un piccolo f

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. Tribune popular science . wl ! lie art ielS as I cait t hem our, nnd carried them away, T.ie tirsi iinn^r foua.i wasa la r •>• nval sliirl I i.l e > i>|i • r, i , li a raise 1 run, and alm-> in t lie co iier. Tu MI came a copper p it, ue irly J.8in. ned m diaiiiclcr, with I., u handles; a copper tr uy, 1 Ancient Troy—Bayard Taylor. Indies lonsr, with a small silver vase, wcldort to it by theaction of lire; a coition flagon, weighing nearly apound; two golden uolilots, ouu of which weighed nearlya pouudand a quarter (600 uram rues), and had ivo monthsfor drinking—a small one for tho host and a larvo onefor the guesr. The, latter had been cast, bat tins former, as well as the flagon, were of bdonuered work. Therewere, furthor, pieces of silver which were probablytalents—the tulttnta of Homer—throe silver vases, with two smaller ones; a silver bowl, 14 copper huice-heaiis. tnc same number of cupper nutile-axes, two largetwo-fdired copper daggers, a part of a swore, and somer articles.. THE DOUBLE-MOUTHED GOLDEN CUP, FROM THEHOUSE OF PRIAM. All these objects were closely packed in a quad-rangular space, surrounded with wood ashes, andnear them lay a copper key, 4 inches in length, —whence Schlieraanu conjectured that they had beenpacked in a wooden chest, which, left behind in theterror of the conflagration, was afterward coveredby the ruins of the fal.ing beams and walls. Withinthe House of Priam, on the inside of the city wall, hefound a helmet and a silver vase about 7A inches inhight, in which were two diadems of golden scales.a golden coronet, 56 golden ear-rings, and 8, 750 smallgold rings, buttons, &c. The fashion of all thesearticles has no resemblance to the ancient Egyptianor Assyrian ornaments: the Trojan jewelry.no lessthan the pottery, is entirely original. Whateversymbolic forms it assumes (with the exception of theowl of Pallas) point toward the far-off, mysterioushome of the Aryan race in Central Asia. The value.Ly weight al

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1870
• booksubjectscience
• bookyear1874