. Tribune Popular science . y a déclaré comme suit: À une profondeur de 3 à Gfeet ont été trouvés pièces de cuivre aud médailles de Sigotn, Alexandria Troas et Ilium, au énorme quantityde disques ornementés de terre-cotta, et substructuresde maisons construites avec/Kojnan ciment: de 6 à 13 pieds pas de pierres d'étain/^cendres et sol calciné, witlitraces de feux partout, quantités de coquillages d'huîtres et de moules, défenses de sanglier, vertèbres? De .requins (qui ne sont pas maintenant trouvés dans le JEgean), et somerude spécimens de poterie; à la profondeur de 13 pieds, grandes quantités d'axes de pierre, de lances, de poids et d'autres instruments sud

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. Tribune popular science . y stated as follows: At a depth of from 3 to Gfeet were found copper coins aud medals of Sigoutn, Alexandria Troas and Ilium, au enormous quantityof ornamented terra-cotta disks, and substructionsof houses built with/Kojnan cement: from 6 to 13feet no hewn stones/^ashes and calcined soil, witlitraces of fires everywhere, quantities of oyster andmussel shells, tusks of wild boar, vertebra? of .sharks(which are not now found in the JEgean), and somerude specimens of pottery; at the depth of 13 feet, great quantities of stone axes, lances, weights andother implements sudjleuly appear: a little lower, ipottery of very elegant form and fine quality, deco-rated with the owls-head, phallic emblems, knivesof Hint, needles and spoons of bone, a few copper , nails, and a great quantity of curious terra-cottadisks, with a hole in the center, and adorned with au Trilvnc Extras—Lecture and Letter Scries. almost endless variety of decorative lines, many ofvhich seem to Lave au emblematic character.. TEKRA-COTTA DISKS. The Two Upper, Trojan—the Lower, Pre-Historie.At the depth of fniin 23 to 33 feet the relics againchanire. Having already reached the stone period, as he M.I a in ned, Schliemann was amazed to find be-low it weapons of pure copper of unusually elegantform . The vases, ui-ns, and drinking vessels werein t only quite 01 iLinal in de.iign but very beautiful, brilliant, red, yellow, green or black in color, butwithout in iia:iieiital designs. At the first-namedd(-|ith i-:: feet) the .bouses were of large sun-driedtiles, with door-sills of stone, but 10 feet deeper theyVfdrv wholly of enormous blocks of stone, withoutjnortar. In short, the grade of civilization exhibitedby the remains increased as the excavation reachedan earlier age. This unexpected discovery only in-crea-ed iln- desire to penetrate to the lowest histori-cal stratum, and there find, perhaps, some engravedrelics of the lost Ilium. On tin- 1st of April, 1S72, Schliemann, accom

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