Les Nouvelles Fouilles de Chassemy, Poteries Primitives
Thomas Frédéric Moreau · 1798-1898
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Why is this public domain? Thomas Frédéric Moreau died in 1898; this work is in the public domain.
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A chromolithographic plate shows several prehistoric clay pots with incised and dotted decoration, alongside pieces of worked antler and a curved bone fragment. The page header reads Fouilles de 1888 and Collection Caranda, and the plate is titled as part of the new excavations at Chassemy, dated 1877 and attributed to Thomas Frédéric Moreau.
