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Urnette of light brown earth, convex shape with an upright edge that is slightly inclined outwards. The upper part to the edge is adorned with four horizontal incised lines, with spotlessly placed dotted impressions. The upper part of the edge is black-gray. Old glueing and additions on the belly and the bottom., Urn, pottery, h: 17.4 cm, diam: 16 cm, prehistory 500-1000, Netherlands, Gelderland, Wijchen, Wijchen Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/urnette-of-light-brown-earth-convex-shape-with-an-upright-edge-that-is-slightly-inclined-outwards-the-upper-part-to-the-edge-is-adorned-with-four-horizontal-incised-lines-with-spotlessly-placed-dotted-impressions-the-upper-part-of-the-edge-is-black-gray-old-glueing-and-additions-on-the-belly-and-the-bottom-urn-pottery-h-174-cm-diam-16-cm-prehistory-500-1000-netherlands-gelderland-wijchen-wijchen-image344556865.htmlRM2B0FWP9–Urnette of light brown earth, convex shape with an upright edge that is slightly inclined outwards. The upper part to the edge is adorned with four horizontal incised lines, with spotlessly placed dotted impressions. The upper part of the edge is black-gray. Old glueing and additions on the belly and the bottom., Urn, pottery, h: 17.4 cm, diam: 16 cm, prehistory 500-1000, Netherlands, Gelderland, Wijchen, Wijchen
. The teacher's handbook of slöjd : as practised and taught at Naäs, containing explanations and details of each exercise. Gauge. J. chiefly used for gauging across the grain, and in setting outfor grooving and dove-tailing. In this, as in all marking gauges, it is important that themarker should be inserted in such a way that the inner side,and consequently the point, is slightly inclined outwards fromthe side of the stock. IV. Compasses. 1. The compass generally used in slojd isa simple one made of steel with a hinge. Asit is often necessary to maintain the distancebetween the arms unaltered Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-teachers-handbook-of-sljd-as-practised-and-taught-at-nas-containing-explanations-and-details-of-each-exercise-gauge-j-chiefly-used-for-gauging-across-the-grain-and-in-setting-outfor-grooving-and-dove-tailing-in-this-as-in-all-marking-gauges-it-is-important-that-themarker-should-be-inserted-in-such-a-way-that-the-inner-sideand-consequently-the-point-is-slightly-inclined-outwards-fromthe-side-of-the-stock-iv-compasses-1-the-compass-generally-used-in-slojd-isa-simple-one-made-of-steel-with-a-hinge-asit-is-often-necessary-to-maintain-the-distancebetween-the-arms-unaltered-image370458236.htmlRM2CEKR78–. The teacher's handbook of slöjd : as practised and taught at Naäs, containing explanations and details of each exercise. Gauge. J. chiefly used for gauging across the grain, and in setting outfor grooving and dove-tailing. In this, as in all marking gauges, it is important that themarker should be inserted in such a way that the inner side,and consequently the point, is slightly inclined outwards fromthe side of the stock. IV. Compasses. 1. The compass generally used in slojd isa simple one made of steel with a hinge. Asit is often necessary to maintain the distancebetween the arms unaltered
A small earthenware bowl with a low disk base. The wall runs convexly upwards and slanting outwards. The wall is slightly concave to the outside under the edge. The edge is finished undiluted and rounded. A slightly inclined handle is horizontally attached under the edge. The light gray surface is polished., Crockery, earthenware, H 4.2 cm, D 10.6 cm, B incl. Handle 13 cm, Iron Age 1200-600 BC, Iran Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-small-earthenware-bowl-with-a-low-disk-base-the-wall-runs-convexly-upwards-and-slanting-outwards-the-wall-is-slightly-concave-to-the-outside-under-the-edge-the-edge-is-finished-undiluted-and-rounded-a-slightly-inclined-handle-is-horizontally-attached-under-the-edge-the-light-gray-surface-is-polished-crockery-earthenware-h-42-cm-d-106-cm-b-incl-handle-13-cm-iron-age-1200-600-bc-iran-image344516180.htmlRM2B0E1W8–A small earthenware bowl with a low disk base. The wall runs convexly upwards and slanting outwards. The wall is slightly concave to the outside under the edge. The edge is finished undiluted and rounded. A slightly inclined handle is horizontally attached under the edge. The light gray surface is polished., Crockery, earthenware, H 4.2 cm, D 10.6 cm, B incl. Handle 13 cm, Iron Age 1200-600 BC, Iran
Lion-shaped spout, The can is composed of the following parts: the foot, the trunk (in two halves), the neck, the handle, the hinge part that replaces the thumb rest, the lid, knob (molded), spout (molded and embellished). The round hull stands on a high round base, widening at the bottom. The trunk has a belly with the same diameter as the foot, and a high narrow neck, which slightly protrudes upwards. A profiled round button is placed on the convex lid on the raised center. The edges of the neck and lid are not inclined to the inside. The spout has the shape of a lion. The handle, which swin Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/lion-shaped-spout-the-can-is-composed-of-the-following-parts-the-foot-the-trunk-in-two-halves-the-neck-the-handle-the-hinge-part-that-replaces-the-thumb-rest-the-lid-knob-molded-spout-molded-and-embellished-the-round-hull-stands-on-a-high-round-base-widening-at-the-bottom-the-trunk-has-a-belly-with-the-same-diameter-as-the-foot-and-a-high-narrow-neck-which-slightly-protrudes-upwards-a-profiled-round-button-is-placed-on-the-convex-lid-on-the-raised-center-the-edges-of-the-neck-and-lid-are-not-inclined-to-the-inside-the-spout-has-the-shape-of-a-lion-the-handle-which-swin-image349944839.htmlRF2B99A5Y–Lion-shaped spout, The can is composed of the following parts: the foot, the trunk (in two halves), the neck, the handle, the hinge part that replaces the thumb rest, the lid, knob (molded), spout (molded and embellished). The round hull stands on a high round base, widening at the bottom. The trunk has a belly with the same diameter as the foot, and a high narrow neck, which slightly protrudes upwards. A profiled round button is placed on the convex lid on the raised center. The edges of the neck and lid are not inclined to the inside. The spout has the shape of a lion. The handle, which swin
Lion-shaped spout, The can is composed of the following parts: the foot, the trunk (in two halves), the neck, the handle, the hinge part that replaces the thumb rest, the lid, knob (molded), spout (molded and embellished). The round hull stands on a high round base, widening at the bottom. The trunk has a belly with the same diameter as the foot, and a high narrow neck, which slightly protrudes upwards. A profiled round button is placed on the convex lid on the raised center. The edges of the neck and lid are not inclined to the inside. The spout has the shape of a lion. The handle Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/lion-shaped-spout-the-can-is-composed-of-the-following-parts-the-foot-the-trunk-in-two-halves-the-neck-the-handle-the-hinge-part-that-replaces-the-thumb-rest-the-lid-knob-molded-spout-molded-and-embellished-the-round-hull-stands-on-a-high-round-base-widening-at-the-bottom-the-trunk-has-a-belly-with-the-same-diameter-as-the-foot-and-a-high-narrow-neck-which-slightly-protrudes-upwards-a-profiled-round-button-is-placed-on-the-convex-lid-on-the-raised-center-the-edges-of-the-neck-and-lid-are-not-inclined-to-the-inside-the-spout-has-the-shape-of-a-lion-the-handle-image261326790.htmlRMW54CYJ–Lion-shaped spout, The can is composed of the following parts: the foot, the trunk (in two halves), the neck, the handle, the hinge part that replaces the thumb rest, the lid, knob (molded), spout (molded and embellished). The round hull stands on a high round base, widening at the bottom. The trunk has a belly with the same diameter as the foot, and a high narrow neck, which slightly protrudes upwards. A profiled round button is placed on the convex lid on the raised center. The edges of the neck and lid are not inclined to the inside. The spout has the shape of a lion. The handle
. Teacher's handbook of Slöjd . uge, i. chiefly used for gauging across the grain, and in setting outfor grooving and dove-tailing. In this, as in all marking gauges, it is important that themarker should be inserted in such a way that the inner side,and consequently the point, is slightly inclined outwards fromthe side of the stock. IV. Compasses. 1. The compass generally used in slojd isa simple one made of steel with a hinge. Asit is often necessary to maintain the distancebetween the arms unaltered,-this compass isprovided with a bow, which is attached toone arm, and which can be secured t Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/teachers-handbook-of-sljd-uge-i-chiefly-used-for-gauging-across-the-grain-and-in-setting-outfor-grooving-and-dove-tailing-in-this-as-in-all-marking-gauges-it-is-important-that-themarker-should-be-inserted-in-such-a-way-that-the-inner-sideand-consequently-the-point-is-slightly-inclined-outwards-fromthe-side-of-the-stock-iv-compasses-1-the-compass-generally-used-in-slojd-isa-simple-one-made-of-steel-with-a-hinge-asit-is-often-necessary-to-maintain-the-distancebetween-the-arms-unaltered-this-compass-isprovided-with-a-bow-which-is-attached-toone-arm-and-which-can-be-secured-t-image369998508.htmlRM2CDXTTC–. Teacher's handbook of Slöjd . uge, i. chiefly used for gauging across the grain, and in setting outfor grooving and dove-tailing. In this, as in all marking gauges, it is important that themarker should be inserted in such a way that the inner side,and consequently the point, is slightly inclined outwards fromthe side of the stock. IV. Compasses. 1. The compass generally used in slojd isa simple one made of steel with a hinge. Asit is often necessary to maintain the distancebetween the arms unaltered,-this compass isprovided with a bow, which is attached toone arm, and which can be secured t
. Wild oxen, sheep & goats of all lands, living and extinct . ith the distincttransverse wrinkles of the more typical sheep replaced by widely separatedsinuous lines of growth and also by fine stri;c, arising close together, curv-ing outwards, at first upwards, then downwards, and finally backwards, sothat the tips, which are inclined inwards, are situated over the withers. Infemales the horns are short, curved slightly upwards and outwards, andsuboval in section, with their longer diameter transverse to the head. Bharal O o o General colour of upper-parts brownish-gray, with a tinge of slaty- Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/wild-oxen-sheep-goats-of-all-lands-living-and-extinct-ith-the-distincttransverse-wrinkles-of-the-more-typical-sheep-replaced-by-widely-separatedsinuous-lines-of-growth-and-also-by-fine-stric-arising-close-together-curv-ing-outwards-at-first-upwards-then-downwards-and-finally-backwards-sothat-the-tips-which-are-inclined-inwards-are-situated-over-the-withers-infemales-the-horns-are-short-curved-slightly-upwards-and-outwards-andsuboval-in-section-with-their-longer-diameter-transverse-to-the-head-bharal-o-o-o-general-colour-of-upper-parts-brownish-gray-with-a-tinge-of-slaty-image375425246.htmlRM2CPP2ME–. Wild oxen, sheep & goats of all lands, living and extinct . ith the distincttransverse wrinkles of the more typical sheep replaced by widely separatedsinuous lines of growth and also by fine stri;c, arising close together, curv-ing outwards, at first upwards, then downwards, and finally backwards, sothat the tips, which are inclined inwards, are situated over the withers. Infemales the horns are short, curved slightly upwards and outwards, andsuboval in section, with their longer diameter transverse to the head. Bharal O o o General colour of upper-parts brownish-gray, with a tinge of slaty-
. The game animals of Africa . ay of the hind-quarters. The species may be arranged in thefollowing three groups :— A.—Horns doubly curved, at first directed upwards and outwards,then bending slightly downwards, after which their long smooth tipsagain point upwards. Herola, or Hunters Hartebeest. B.—Horns curving regularly backwards or slightly lyre-shaped,with only the short tips recurving upwards. Korrigum, Topi, or Tiang. Bontebok. Blesbok. C.— Horns at first inclined outwards, with a single crescentic curveupwards and backwards. Tsessebe or Sassaby. Standing about 48 inches at the withers, Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-game-animals-of-africa-ay-of-the-hind-quarters-the-species-may-be-arranged-in-thefollowing-three-groups-ahorns-doubly-curved-at-first-directed-upwards-and-outwardsthen-bending-slightly-downwards-after-which-their-long-smooth-tipsagain-point-upwards-herola-or-hunters-hartebeest-bhorns-curving-regularly-backwards-or-slightly-lyre-shapedwith-only-the-short-tips-recurving-upwards-korrigum-topi-or-tiang-bontebok-blesbok-c-horns-at-first-inclined-outwards-with-a-single-crescentic-curveupwards-and-backwards-tsessebe-or-sassaby-standing-about-48-inches-at-the-withers-image374692377.htmlRM2CNGKXH–. The game animals of Africa . ay of the hind-quarters. The species may be arranged in thefollowing three groups :— A.—Horns doubly curved, at first directed upwards and outwards,then bending slightly downwards, after which their long smooth tipsagain point upwards. Herola, or Hunters Hartebeest. B.—Horns curving regularly backwards or slightly lyre-shaped,with only the short tips recurving upwards. Korrigum, Topi, or Tiang. Bontebok. Blesbok. C.— Horns at first inclined outwards, with a single crescentic curveupwards and backwards. Tsessebe or Sassaby. Standing about 48 inches at the withers,
. The art of horse-shoeing : a manual for farriers . A. B. Fig. 43.—Wrongly placed Nail-holes (a too coarse, b too fine). Each nail-hole, when proj)erly placed—neither toocoarse nor too fine—should be punched straight throughthe shoe and not inclined either inwards or outwards,except at the toe, where the slope of the wall is followedby slightly pitching in. When a fuller is used, thegroove made should be wide; then the farrier has morecommand over the direction of his nail. If the nail-holebe pitched in, the nail must take that direction and isliable to wound the foot. If the nail-hole be pit Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-art-of-horse-shoeing-a-manual-for-farriers-a-b-fig-43wrongly-placed-nail-holes-a-too-coarse-b-too-fine-each-nail-hole-when-projerly-placedneither-toocoarse-nor-too-fineshould-be-punched-straight-throughthe-shoe-and-not-inclined-either-inwards-or-outwardsexcept-at-the-toe-where-the-slope-of-the-wall-is-followedby-slightly-pitching-in-when-a-fuller-is-used-thegroove-made-should-be-wide-then-the-farrier-has-morecommand-over-the-direction-of-his-nail-if-the-nail-holebe-pitched-in-the-nail-must-take-that-direction-and-isliable-to-wound-the-foot-if-the-nail-hole-be-pit-image372654308.htmlRM2CJ7TAC–. The art of horse-shoeing : a manual for farriers . A. B. Fig. 43.—Wrongly placed Nail-holes (a too coarse, b too fine). Each nail-hole, when proj)erly placed—neither toocoarse nor too fine—should be punched straight throughthe shoe and not inclined either inwards or outwards,except at the toe, where the slope of the wall is followedby slightly pitching in. When a fuller is used, thegroove made should be wide; then the farrier has morecommand over the direction of his nail. If the nail-holebe pitched in, the nail must take that direction and isliable to wound the foot. If the nail-hole be pit
. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History) Geology Supplement. 62 CALCAREOUS ALGAE OF THE MIDDLE EAST with up to 20 branches, in which the primaries are inclined outwards and upwards at 45-50° from the horizontal, and the subsequent branchlets curve outwards at a lessening angle. Each primary gives rise to four or more secondaries, and these in turn to about the same number of tertiaries ; all branches and branchlets are sharply constricted terminally, slightly swollen between to give a slim sausage-shaped out- line, and the tertiaries may themselves be constricted, without branching, Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bulletin-of-the-british-museum-natural-history-geology-supplement-62-calcareous-algae-of-the-middle-east-with-up-to-20-branches-in-which-the-primaries-are-inclined-outwards-and-upwards-at-45-50-from-the-horizontal-and-the-subsequent-branchlets-curve-outwards-at-a-lessening-angle-each-primary-gives-rise-to-four-or-more-secondaries-and-these-in-turn-to-about-the-same-number-of-tertiaries-all-branches-and-branchlets-are-sharply-constricted-terminally-slightly-swollen-between-to-give-a-slim-sausage-shaped-out-line-and-the-tertiaries-may-themselves-be-constricted-without-branching-image233970712.htmlRMRGJ80T–. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History) Geology Supplement. 62 CALCAREOUS ALGAE OF THE MIDDLE EAST with up to 20 branches, in which the primaries are inclined outwards and upwards at 45-50° from the horizontal, and the subsequent branchlets curve outwards at a lessening angle. Each primary gives rise to four or more secondaries, and these in turn to about the same number of tertiaries ; all branches and branchlets are sharply constricted terminally, slightly swollen between to give a slim sausage-shaped out- line, and the tertiaries may themselves be constricted, without branching,
. The cat : an introduction to the study of backboned animals, especially mammals. Cats; Anatomy, Comparative. Fig. 16.—Fifth Dorsal Vertebra. A. The vertebra seen on its right side. B. Anterior view. C. Posterior view. 6. Small tubercle. c. Centrum. d. Tubercular surface. p. Capitular surfaces, s. Neural spine. t. Transverse process. Z. Anterior zygapophysis. 3. Posterior zygapophysis. next behind. The spinous process is very elongated, pointed and inclined upwards and backwards. The zygapophyses are almost horizontal, the anterior ones (Z) looking upwards and slightly forwards and outwards ; Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-cat-an-introduction-to-the-study-of-backboned-animals-especially-mammals-cats-anatomy-comparative-fig-16fifth-dorsal-vertebra-a-the-vertebra-seen-on-its-right-side-b-anterior-view-c-posterior-view-6-small-tubercle-c-centrum-d-tubercular-surface-p-capitular-surfaces-s-neural-spine-t-transverse-process-z-anterior-zygapophysis-3-posterior-zygapophysis-next-behind-the-spinous-process-is-very-elongated-pointed-and-inclined-upwards-and-backwards-the-zygapophyses-are-almost-horizontal-the-anterior-ones-z-looking-upwards-and-slightly-forwards-and-outwards-image235092697.htmlRMRJDB3N–. The cat : an introduction to the study of backboned animals, especially mammals. Cats; Anatomy, Comparative. Fig. 16.—Fifth Dorsal Vertebra. A. The vertebra seen on its right side. B. Anterior view. C. Posterior view. 6. Small tubercle. c. Centrum. d. Tubercular surface. p. Capitular surfaces, s. Neural spine. t. Transverse process. Z. Anterior zygapophysis. 3. Posterior zygapophysis. next behind. The spinous process is very elongated, pointed and inclined upwards and backwards. The zygapophyses are almost horizontal, the anterior ones (Z) looking upwards and slightly forwards and outwards ;
. Butterflies. Vol. I-II.. Lepidoptera. PAREBA. 469 6 2 • Fore wing elongate ; costa straight, slightly arched along its apical third; apex rounded; termen very oblique; tornus rounded; dorsum straight; cell elongate, somewhat more than half the length of the wing; upper discocellular obsolete or very short, middle deeply concave, lower inclined very obliquely outwards ; vein 3 from well before lower apex of cell, 4 from apex; origin of veins 6, 10 and 11 variable, 6 sometimes from upper apex of cell, sometimes a little below it, 10 always out of 7 but at varying distance from upper apex of ce Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/butterflies-vol-i-ii-lepidoptera-pareba-469-6-2-fore-wing-elongate-costa-straight-slightly-arched-along-its-apical-third-apex-rounded-termen-very-oblique-tornus-rounded-dorsum-straight-cell-elongate-somewhat-more-than-half-the-length-of-the-wing-upper-discocellular-obsolete-or-very-short-middle-deeply-concave-lower-inclined-very-obliquely-outwards-vein-3-from-well-before-lower-apex-of-cell-4-from-apex-origin-of-veins-6-10-and-11-variable-6-sometimes-from-upper-apex-of-cell-sometimes-a-little-below-it-10-always-out-of-7-but-at-varying-distance-from-upper-apex-of-ce-image233692007.htmlRMRG5GF3–. Butterflies. Vol. I-II.. Lepidoptera. PAREBA. 469 6 2 • Fore wing elongate ; costa straight, slightly arched along its apical third; apex rounded; termen very oblique; tornus rounded; dorsum straight; cell elongate, somewhat more than half the length of the wing; upper discocellular obsolete or very short, middle deeply concave, lower inclined very obliquely outwards ; vein 3 from well before lower apex of cell, 4 from apex; origin of veins 6, 10 and 11 variable, 6 sometimes from upper apex of cell, sometimes a little below it, 10 always out of 7 but at varying distance from upper apex of ce
