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INTRODUCTION.
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for a short time.[1] These pieces of earthenware may be recognised by the two long-pointed handles of the large channelled cups, which also generally possess three or four small horns.

Dr. Henry Schliemann.

No. 35. Fragment of a second painted Vase, from the Trojan Stratum.
(From a new Drawing.)

  1. ↑ These indications of a fifth pre-Hellenic settlement, if confirmed by further investigation, would seem to point to the spread of the Lydians over western Asia Minor.—Ed.
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