[210] See Nos. 90-93.
[211] See Nos. 159, 160, and the coloured Plate D, figs. n, o, p.
[212] See 'Troy and its Remains,' p. 294.
[213] I call particular attention to the Egyptian sepulchral paintings published by Mr. G. A. Hoskins in his 'Travels in Ethiopia and Upper Egypt,' where we see among the offerings some vases from which similar heads look out.
[216] See under No. 120, p. [74].
[217] See under No. 120, p. [74].
[218] Ibid.
[219] Also engraved under No. 120. I here again call particular attention to the fact, that the depth in which each object has been found is always marked in metres below each object in the engravings.