PLATE VI.—ZOOMORPHS.

FIGS.

1. Detail on a vase from Roman villa, Chesterford, Essex (R. C.

Neville, “Roman Remains at Ickleton and Chesterford,” _Arch.

Journ._, vi., 1849, p. 19).

2. Part of iron sword of Gaulish workmanship, Marin Lake

(Keller, _loc. cit._, Plate CXXVIII., Fig. 6).

3. Detail of mural decoration, Pompeii (_Art Journal_, 1877,

p. 233).

4. Decoration of an ancient pot of New Mexico (J. Stevenson,

“Illust. Cat. of Collections obtained from Indians of New

Mexico and Arizona,” _Second Ann. Rep. Bureau Ethnol._, 1883,

Fig. 363, p. 344).

5. Lombardic gold ornament, Chiusi, Tuscany (S. T. Baxter,

_Arch. Journ._, xxxiii., 1876, Plate I., p. 105).

6. Decoration in Greek terra-cotta (Wornum, _loc. cit._, p. 28).

7. Top of bench-end, Ormskirk Church (_Manchester Guardian_,

10th November 1888).

8. Engraved silver plate, Tumulus, Norrie’s Law, Scotland (R.

Dundas, “Silver Ornaments in Tumulus at Largo, Fifeshire,”

_Arch. Journ._, vi., 1849, p. 253).

9. Incised stone, Dunnichen, Scotland (Boyd Dawkins, _Early Man

in Britain_, p. 435).

10-12. Carving on New Zealand clubs, in the collection of Mr.

Charles Heape.

13. Part of carved handle of Hervey Island paddle, in the

collection of Mr. Charles Heape.

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