Archaeology has been called the handmaid of history; and, indeed, without its aid, history would as little represent the particular time it endeavors to recall as the drawing of a skeleton would represent the features and the form by which the individual human being was recognised while in life.


Speeches of Edward, Lord Lytton (Volume 2), XXXIV (p. 193)


Archaeology has been called the handmaid of history; and, indeed, without its aid, history would as little represent the particular time it endeavors ...

Archaeology has been called the handmaid of history; and, indeed, without its aid, history would as little represent the particular time it endeavors ...

Archaeology has been called the handmaid of history; and, indeed, without its aid, history would as little represent the particular time it endeavors ...

Archaeology has been called the handmaid of history; and, indeed, without its aid, history would as little represent the particular time it endeavors ...