Une introduction à l'étude de l'art préhistorique est indiquée par la présence du Venetiat à l'embouchure de la Loire, du Cenomani dans le Maine, et des Senones à sens et Singaglia. Avec la poterie dans un interment à Aylesford objets de bronze wereseveral, en tant que Jtig, une rotule, fibulae et un seau en bois avec trois bandes de bronze, le dessus mostof qui est orné de motifs de rouleaux en relief, et confronté des animaux stylisés (Fig. 316). Au point de fixation des poignées de tlie sont des têtes en bronze.^ Whenneking ce seau l'artisan a manifestement eu en pleine conscience modèle classique

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An introduction to the study of prehistoric art . s is indicated by the presence of the Venetiat the mouth of the Loire, of the Cenomani in Maine, andthe Senones at Sens and Singaglia. With the pottery in an interment at Aylesford wereseveral bronze objects, as a Jtig, a patella, fibulae and aWooden Bucket with three bronze bands, the uppermostof which is ornamented with designs of embossed scrolls, and confronted stylized animals (Fig. 316). At the pointsof attachment of tlie handles are bronze heads.^ Whenmaking this bucket the craftsman has evidently had in mindsome classical model of which he has made an inferior copy, introducing at the same time the Late Keltic scroll design.The jug is also of classical design, and is of later date than300 B.C. All this may be brought in support of the originalsource of the -pottery being Northern Italy or Illyria assuggested, and it also attracts attention in relation to the ^Reliquary (1897), p. 35. LATE KELTIC POTTERY 323 view that Late Keltic ornament has Greek or Etruscaninfluence behind it.. Fig. 316.—A grave in the Aylesford Urn Field containing pedestalled cordonedpottery, bronze jug and patella, and bronze-bound wooden bucket with em-bossed designs. With the bucket from Aylesford may be compared two others. One from Elveden in Suffolk, the other is known as the MarlboroiLcrh bucket. The former is bound with a 21 * 324 PREHISTORIC ART broad central band of bronze bearing two plain handles, and ornamented with engraved circles enclosing scroll de-signs ^ (Fig. 317). The latter was illustrated long ago by SirColt Hoare in his Ancient IVilts, and described as comingfrom Marlborough in Wiltshire. It is bound with threecircular bronze bands ornamented with opposed quadrupedal

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