Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 4Department of Archaeology, 1985 - Archaeology |
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Page 199
... particular shapes of the base , the types of decoration applied and even the height are continually changing , resulting in peaks of popularity for all these features at particular times . For instance , the square base disappears from ...
... particular shapes of the base , the types of decoration applied and even the height are continually changing , resulting in peaks of popularity for all these features at particular times . For instance , the square base disappears from ...
Page 202
... particular motifs at particular times is sought . There is little doubt that the market for this silver was fully aware of what the current style was . The majority of the silversmiths lived and worked in London ( Taylor 1956 ) , whilst ...
... particular motifs at particular times is sought . There is little doubt that the market for this silver was fully aware of what the current style was . The majority of the silversmiths lived and worked in London ( Taylor 1956 ) , whilst ...
Page 242
... particular images the childrens ' ideas of the motivations of the artists , in particular for those who painted in the deep underground sancturies , proved to cover many of those held by learned academics . The ir ideas were many and ...
... particular images the childrens ' ideas of the motivations of the artists , in particular for those who painted in the deep underground sancturies , proved to cover many of those held by learned academics . The ir ideas were many and ...
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