Ilios; the city and country of the TrojansThe results of researches and discoveries on the site of Troy and throughout the Troad in the years 1871-72-73-78-79, including an autobiography of the author . the first city at His-sarlik. There are also threefragments of vases, with twovertical tubular holes, found inDolmens, the locality of which is not indicated; further, the casts of twomore such fragments, of which the originals, preserved in the Museumof Vannes, were found in theDolmen of Kerroh, at Loc-mariaker. There has alsobeen found in Denmark, ina sepulchre of the Stoneage, a similar vase
Ilios; the city and country of the TrojansThe results of researches and discoveries on the site of Troy and throughout the Troad in the years 1871-72-73-78-79, including an autobiography of the author . the first city at His-sarlik. There are also threefragments of vases, with twovertical tubular holes, found inDolmens, the locality of which is not indicated; further, the casts of twomore such fragments, of which the originals, preserved in the Museumof Vannes, were found in theDolmen of Kerroh, at Loc-mariaker. There has alsobeen found in Denmark, ina sepulchre of the Stoneage, a similar vase, with twovertical tubular holes oneach side for suspension; itis preserved in the EoyalMuseum of Nordiske Oldsagerin Copenhagen, and is repre-sented among the vases ofthe Stone age, in J. J. Nordiske Oldsager,p. 20, No. 100. This Danishvase is covered with a lid,having on each side twocorresponding perforations,through which the stringswere passed: in this waythe vase could be shut quite close. Similar vase-covers, with two tubularholes far suspension on each side, are frequent in this first city. Theaccompanying engraving represents two such vase-covers, of which the No. 26. No. No. 25. Fragment of a Vase, with two tubular holes for suspensionon each side. (Nearly actual size. Depth, 48 ft.)
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