Incinération Gauloise d’avant la Conquëte, Objets en fer
Thomas Frédéric Moreau · 1798-1898
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A chromolithographic plate from the Collection Caranda shows iron objects from cremation burials, including a razor, a pruning hook, a saw, a knife, several fibulae and a pair of tweezers, rendered in brown tones. Two crescent-shaped razors appear at the bottom, one in brown and one in turquoise, and the plate is labeled as page 112 of the 1888-1889 supplement covering the 1890 excavations.
