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A Second Silver Treasure from Cyprus, scan 4

Book·1906·English

A Second Silver Treasure from Cyprus

O. M. Dalton

26 scanned pages, all but 7 shown beside their printed text, with 12 pages of plates and figures.

Read the bookStart at the cover27 scans · 6,083 words

Contents

From the book’s own headings

  1. ARCHAEOLOGIA:scan 1
  2. MISCELLANEOUS TRACTS,scan 1
  3. A Second Silver Treasure from Cyprus.p. 7
  4. IV. Oral Type.p. 16
  5. V. Circular Type.p. 16
  6. VI. Hexagonal Type.p. 16

Plates and figures

12 pages with pictures, in scan order

  1. scan 3
  2. scan 4
  3. p. 4
  4. p. 6
  5. p. 7
  6. p. 8
  7. p. 9
  8. p. 10
  9. p. 14
  10. p. 15
  11. p. 20
  12. p. 24

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The whole book

Short
Dalton 1906.
Full
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BibTeX
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A page

Short
Dalton 1906, p. 10.
Full
O. M. Dalton, A Second Silver Treasure from Cyprus (1906), p. 10 [scan 12]. Scan: Internet Archive, Public domain (Public Domain Mark). The Archive, ancientcyprus.com, https://www.ancientcyprus.com/archive/dalton-second-silver-treasure-cyprus-1906/p/12 (accessed [date]).

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