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共 73 题- ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA
- ELEVENTH EDITION
- VOLUME V, SLICE VI
- Celtes, Konrad to Ceramics
- ARTICLES IN THIS SLICE:
- Portland Cement
- Analyses of the two classes of hydraulic lime are as follows:--
- The following analysis is typical of a cement of this kind:--
- THE BRITISH EMPIRE
- FOREIGN COUNTRIES
- UNITED STATES
- FIG. 1.
- C after Adensamer, _Verh. z. b. Verein_, Vienna, 1893, pl. vii.
- FIG. 2.
- FIG. 5.
- FIG. 8.
- ARCHAEOLOGY OF CENTRAL AMERICA
- Architecture
- FOOTNOTE:
- See Pridik, _De Cei Insulae rebus_ (1892). (E. Gr.)
- The four gill-plumes (ctenidia) are not lettered.]
- A, Capito-pedal cartilage of _Nautilus pompilius._
- D, Nuchal cartilage of _Sepia officinalis_.]
- ORDER 2. DIBRANCHIATA (= Holosiphona, Acetabulifera)
- C, _Loligopsis cyclura_, Fér. and d'Orb. (from the Atlantic Ocean).]
- D, Shell of _Splrula laevis_, Gray (New Zealand).]
- FIG. 18.--_Spirula._
- 6. Later stage, posterior surface.
- 8. View of the anterior face of an older embryo.
- 9. View of the posterior face of an embryo of the same age as (8).
- D, _Cirrhoteuthis Mulleri_, Esch. (from the Greenland coast).]
- PRIMITIVE POTTERY
- 1. The scooping out of a vessel from a ball of clay.
- EGYPT AND WESTERN ASIA
- GREEK, ETRUSCAN AND ROMAN
- 3. Vases with polychrome decoration.
- FIG. 18.--Fragment of unfinished red-figured vase]
- FIG. 20.--Minoan or "Kamares" ware, from Crete.]
- FIG. 27.]
- PERSIAN, SYRIAN, EGYPTIAN AND TURKISH POTTERY[9]
- HISPANO-MORESQUE POTTERY
- MEDIEVAL AND LATER ITALIAN POTTERY[14]
- FIG. 52.--CORINTHIAN JAR.
- FIG. 54.--BLACK-FIGURED AMPHORA BY EXEKIAS.
- FIG. 55.--VASE FROM SOUTHERN ITALY. Signed by Python.]
- FIG. 56.--BOWL MADE AT CALES IN IMITATION OF METAL. (2ND CENT. B.C.)
- FIG. 57.--VASE OF 5TH CENT. B.C., MODELLED IN FORM OF HEAD.
- FIG. 58.--VASE OF 6TH CENT. B.C., IN FORM OF HELMETED HEAD.
- FIG. 59.--FLASK OF VITREOUS GLAZED WARE. (ROMAN PERIOD.)
- FIG. 61.--MOULD FOR ARRETINE BOWL.
- FIG. 62.--JAR OF ARRETINE WARE FROM CAPUA.
- FIG. 63.--EARLY ETRUSCAN JAR. (VILLANOVA PERIOD.)
- FIG. 64.--STAMP FOR ORNAMENTING ARRETINE VASE.
- FIG. 65.--ETRUSCAN "CANOPIC" JAR PLACED IN BRONZE CHAIR.]
- FIG. 66.--MOULD FOR BOWL OF GERMAN WARE. (2ND CENT. AFTER CHRIST.)
- FIG. 70.--JAR OF LATER LEZOUX WARE. (3RD CENT. AFTER CHRIST.)]
- Late Faenza Potter's mark.]
- Savona Potter's marks.]
- Persian, lustre and underglaze colour: 13th century.]
- FRENCH POTTERY FROM THE 15TH TO THE 19TH CENTURY
- GERMAN, DUTCH AND SCANDINAVIAN POTTERY
- Faenza: early 15th century.]
- LATER WARES OF SPAIN AND PORTUGAL
- ENGLISH POTTERY FROM THE 16TH TO THE 18TH CENTURY[21]
- CHINESE POTTERY AND PORCELAIN[26]
- Chinese. Turquoise glaze "crackled."
- Apple green.]
- EUROPEAN PORCELAIN TO THE END OF THE 18TH CENTURY
- Chinese. Plum-blossom jar. K'ang-hsi period.]
- POTTERY AND PORCELAIN DURING THE 19TH CENTURY
- Sèvres. Pâte-tendre, c. 1756.]
- Turner's jasper; c. 1780.]
- FOOTNOTES: