LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

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PLATE I. THE ACROPOLIS OF TIRYNSTo face[1]
PLATE II. THE WEST SIDE OF THE ACROPOLIS OF MYCENÆ" [23]
PLATE III. THE GATE OF THE LIONS"[32]
PLATE IV. THE TREASURY OF ATREUS"[43]
PLATE V. THE TREASURY NEAR THE LIONS' GATE, EXCAVATED BY MRS. SCHLIEMANNFrontispiece
PLATE VI. ICHNOGRAPHY OF THE ROYAL TOMBS WITHIN THE CIRCLE OF THE AGORATo face[124]
PLATE VII. Panoramic View of Dr. Schliemann's Excavations in the Acropolis of MycenæTo face[148]
CHAPTER I.—TIRYNS.
VIGNETTE.—No. 1. Map of Argolis [1]
No. 2. Terra-cotta Cow,Tiryns[10]
Nos. 3-7. Terra-cotta Cows,"[11]
Nos. 8-11. Terra-cotta Idols,"[12]
No. 12. Bronze Figure,"[14]
Nos. 13, 14. Terra-cotta Vessels,"[17]
No. 15. Stone Whorl, found at Mycenæ [18]
CHAPTER II.—MYCENÆ.
VIGNETTE.—No. 16. Ruins of the Cyclopean Bridge at Mycenæ [23]
No. 17. Walls of the First Period [29]
No. 18. Walls of the Second Period [30]
No. 19. Walls of the Third Period [30]
No. 20. Entrance to the ogive-like Gallery in the Walls of the Citadel of Mycenæ [32]
No. 21. Gate of the Lions [32]
No. 22. Plan of the Gate of the Lions [34]
No. 22a. Right and Left Door-posts of the Gate of Lions [35]
No. 23. Elevation and Plan of the Postern Gate [35]
No. 23a. Terra-cotta Vase [51]
CHAPTER III.—MYCENÆ.
VIGNETTE.—No. 24. First of the Tombstones found above the Sepulchres in the Acropolis [52]
No. 25. Terra-cotta Vase [64]
No. 26. Terra-cotta Jug [65]
No. 27. Vase of Yellow Ware, with black and yellow lines [66]
No. 28. Vase of Black and Yellow Ware [67]
No. 29. Terra-cotta vase. The bands yellow and reddish, the lines black [67]
PLATE VIII.—Nos. 30-34. Fragments of Painted Vases.End of Volume
PLATE IX.—Nos. 35-39. """
PLATE X.—Nos. 40-47. """
PLATE XI.—Nos. 48-54. """
PLATE XII.—Nos. 55-61. """
PLATE XIII.—Nos. 62-67. """
PLATE XIV.—Nos. 68-72. """
PLATE XV.—Nos. 73-78. """
No. 80. Painted Vase [68]
No. 81. Human Head on the Mouth of a Jug [69]
No. 82. Human Head on a Potsherd [69]
No. 83. Goblet of Terra-cotta [70]
Nos. 84-89. Fragments of Painted Pottery [71]
PLATE XVI.—Nos. 90-93. Terra-cotta IdolsEnd of Volume
PLATE XVII.—Nos. 94-98."
PLATE XVIII.—Nos. 99-102."
PLATE XIX.—Nos. 103-110."
No. 111. Terra-cotta Idol [72]
Nos. 112, 113. Terra-cotta Figures [73]
Nos. 114-119. Terra-cotta Figures of Animals [74]
No. 120. Objects in Bronze, Lead, and Iron [74]
Nos. 121-125. Bronze Knives [75]
No. 126. Arrow-heads, Hatchets, and other objects of stone [76]
No. 127. Fragment of a Lyre of Bone [78]
Nos. 128, 129. Lower and Upper Ends of a Flute [78]
No. 130a. Another part of the same Flute [79]
Nos. 130-136. Combs and Needles of Terra-cotta [79]
Nos. 137-139. Terra-cotta Ornaments [79]
No. 140. Second Tombstone, found above the Sepulchres in the Acropolis [81]
No. 140a. Pattern of straight and spiral frets [83]
CHAPTER IV.—MYCENÆ.
VIGNETTE.—No. 141. Third Tombstone, found above the Sepulchres in the Acropolis [86]
No. 142. Fourth Tombstone, found above the Sepulchres in the Acropolis [91]
No. 143. Piece of a Tombstone [92]
No. 144. " [93]
No. 145. " [94]
Nos. 146-148. Three Pieces of Tombstones [95]
Nos. 149-150. Fragments of Tombstones [96]
No. 151. Piece of a quadrangular Column of Red Porphyry [97]
Nos. 152-154. Fragments of Friezes [98]
No. 155. Jasper Weight, with a hole for suspension [100]
No. 156. Fragment of a perforated Terra-cotta Vase [101]
No. 157. Piece of a Painted Vase, from the "dromos" of the Treasury near the Lions' Gate [103]
No. 158. Fragment of the same Pottery from the "dromos" [103]
No. 159. Idol of Terra-cotta, with a Cow's Head, on the handle of a Vase [104]
No. 160. Idol of Terra-cotta with a Cow's Head [105]
No. 161. Cow-headed Idols of Hera [106]
No. 162. Two faces of a Granite Mould for casting various ornaments [107]
No. 163. Four faces of a six-sided Mould of Basalt [109]
Nos. 164-166. Ornaments of Glazed Clay [109]
Nos. 167-169. " " [110]
Nos. 170-172. " " [111]
No. 173. Double-edged Hatchet of Bronze [111]
Nos. 174-181. Lentoid Gems [112]
Nos. 182-189. Lentoid Gems, Cylinder, and Beads [113]
No. 190. A Disk of Terra-cotta, with the appearance of an Inscription [115]
No. 190a. Pattern of the Slabs forming the Double Parallel Circle enclosing the Agora [117]
CHAPTER V.—MYCENÆ.
VIGNETTE.—No. 191. The Village of Charvati, with the ancient Quarry of Mycenæ [118]
PLATE XX.—Nos. 192-197. { Fragments of Painted Pottery from
{ the Approach to the Treasury
PLATE XXI.—Nos. 198-204. { near the Lions' Gate		End Of Volume
Nos. 205-209. Beads of Glass and Fluor-spar [121]
No. 210. Threshold of the Gate of Lions [121]
No. 210 a. Slanting Bench of the Agora [125]
No. 211. A Fish of Wood [129]
No. 212. A curious Idol [129]
No. 213. Fragments of a Painted Vase representing armed Warriors [133]
No. 213 a, b. A very frequent type of Mycenean Painted Pottery [138]
CHAPTER VI.—MYCENÆ.
VIGNETTE.—No. 214. Other Fragments of the Vase (No. 213) [139]
Nos. 215, 216. Fragments of Friezes of blue and white marble, found in the Treasury near the Lions' Gate [140]
Nos. 217-220. Bronze Rings (two with intaglio engravings), and a twisted Gold Wire [142]
No. 221. Bronze Sword [144]
CHAPTER VII.—SEPULCHRES I. II. III.[26]
VIGNETTE.—No. 222. Fragment of a Wooden Box [150]
No. 223. Plan of Tombstones in the First Tomb [151]
Nos. 224-229. Objects of ivory, bone, or metallic composition. Sepulchre I. [153]
No. 230. Foot of a black hand-made Goblet. Sepulchre I. [154]
No. 231. Cross of Golden Laurel Leaves. Sepulchre II. [157]
Nos. 232, 233. Fragments of a very ancient wheel-made Vase. Sepulchre II. [160]
No. 234. Plan of Tombstones above the Third Tomb [161]
No. 235. Piece of Ornamented Ivory [162]
Nos. 236, 237. Hand-made Vases of Terra-cotta [163]
No. 238. Large Bronze Dagger, with two blades soldered together in the middle [164]
No. 239. Plate of Gold [166]
No. 240. " " A Cuttle-fish [166]
No. 241. " " A Flower [167]
No. 242. " " [167]
No. 243. " " A Butterfly [168]
No. 244. " " [168]
No. 245. " " [169]
No. 246. " " [169]
No. 247. Leaf in Gold Plate [170]
No. 248. Leaf Pattern in Gold Plate [170]
No. 249. " " [171]
No. 250. " " [171]
No. 251. Star in Gold Plate [172]
No. 252. Plate of Gold [172]
Nos. 253-255. Perforated Ornaments of Gold, with Engravings in Intaglio [174]
Nos. 256-260. Golden Ornaments [176]
No. 261. Golden Ornament. A Griffin [177]
Nos. 262, 263. Golden Ornaments. Heart and Lion [178]
Nos. 264, 265. Golden Ornaments [179]
No. 266. Golden Ornament [180]
Nos. 267, 268. Golden Ornaments. Women with Doves [180]
No. 269. Golden Ornament [181]
Nos. 270, 271. Two Golden Cuttle Fish [181]
No. 272. Flying Griffin of Gold [182]
No. 273. Golden Ornament [182]
Nos. 274-280. Golden Ornaments [183]
No. 281. Splendid Crown of Gold, found on the head of one of the three persons interred in the Third Sepulchre [185]
No. 282. Golden Diadem, found on the head of another body in the Third Sepulchre [186]
Nos. 283, 284. Diadems of Gold [188]
No. 285. Cross in Gold Plate [189]
Nos. 286-288. Ornaments of Gold [190]
Nos. 289,290. Golden Crosses [191]
No. 291. Cross of Gold [192]
No. 292. Golden Brooch [193]
No. 293. Golden Ornament from the Third Sepulchre [194]
No. 294. Golden Cross [194]
Nos. 295-300. Golden Hair-holders, Bracelets, and Ornaments of Necklaces [196]
Nos. 301, 302. Golden Balances [197]
Nos. 303-306. Golden Ornaments [199]
Nos. 307, 308. Objects of Rock Crystal [200]
Nos. 309, 310. Sceptres of Silver plated with Gold, with Handles of Rock Crystal [201]
Nos. 311-315. Beads of Agate and Lentoid Gems of Sardonyx and Amethyst [202]
No. 316. Golden Wheel [203]
Nos. 317, 318. Goblet and Box of Gold [205]
No. 319. Golden Vase, with lid attached by a golden wire [206]
Nos. 320-322. Three Golden Vessels [207]
No. 323. Box of Copper Plate, filled with wood [208]
No. 324. Vessel of Terra-Cotta [209]
No. 325. Object of Alabaster [209]
CHAPTER VIII.—SEPULCHRE IV.
VIGNETTE.—No. 326. Golden Mask in the form of a Lion's Head [211]
No. 327. Cow's Head of Silver, with Horns of Gold [216]
No. 328. Another View of the Cow's Head [217]
Nos. 329, 330. Two Golden Cow-Heads, with double axes [218]
No. 331. Mask of Gold, found on the face of a body [220]
No. 332. Gold Mask [221]
No. 333 a, b. Two Gold Signet Rings [223]
Nos. 334, 335. Intaglios on the Signet Rings [223]
No. 336. Bracelet of Gold [227]
No. 337. Splendid Crown of Gold found close to the head of one of the bodies in the Fourth Sepulchre [229]
No. 338. Human Thigh-bone, with a Gold Ornament of the greaves still attached to it [230]
No. 339. Golden Goblet with two handles [231]
No. 340. Golden Goblet with one handle [232]
No. 341. Golden Wine-Flagon [232]
No. 342. Golden Cup [233]
No. 343. Plain Massive Cup of Gold [233]
No. 344. Large Massive Gold Goblet with two handles [234]
No. 345. Gold Cup with one handle [236]
No. 346. Golden Goblet with two doves on the handles [237]
No. 347. Large Gold Cup [239]
No. 348. Large Silver Goblet, richly plated with gold [240]
No. 349. Hand-made Vase of Terra-cotta [240]
Nos. 350, 351. Objects of Egyptian Porcelain, of unknown use [241]
No. 352. Alabaster Model of a sort of Scarf tied in a noose [242]
No. 353. Silver Flagon [243]
No. 354. Gold Model of a Shoulder Belt [244]
No. 355. Amber Necklace-beads [245]
No. 356. Large three-handled Vase of Alabaster, recomposed from the Fragments [246]
Nos. 357, 358. Belt and "Belle Hélène" of Gold [248]
Nos. 359-365. Various Ornaments of Gold [250]
No. 366. Highly-decorated Golden Cylinder, probably the handle of a sword or sceptre [251]
Nos. 367-370. Golden Ornaments [253]
Nos. 371, 372. Objects of Copper [255]
Nos. 373-375. Two Bone Lids of Jars and a piece of an Alabaster Vase [256]
No. 376. Stag, of an alloy of silver and lead [257]
Nos. 377-386. Buttons of Wood, covered with plates of gold, highly ornamented [258], [259]
Nos. 387-401. Plates of Gold [263]
Nos. 402-413. Gold Buttons [264]
Nos. 414-422a. " " [265]
No. 423. Model of a Temple in Gold [267]
No. 424. A Cuttle-fish in Gold [268]
Nos. 425, 426. Two halves of a whorl-shaped object of thick Gold Plate [268]
Nos. 427-434. Gold Covers of the Knobs of Sword-handles [269]-[271]
No. 435. Arrow-heads of Obsidian [272]
No. 436. Large Copper Vessel [274]
No. 437. Two large Copper Vessels stuck together [275]
No. 438. Large Copper Vessel with three handles [275]
No. 439. Large two-handled Vessel of Copper [276]
No. 440 Copper Tripod [278]
No. 441. Lance-head of Bronze [279]
Nos. 442, 442a. Small One-edged Bronze Swords [279]
Nos. 443, 444. Fragment of a Two-edged Bronze Sword, and another weapon, probably a Dagger [280]
No. 445 a, b, c. Two-edged Bronze Swords, and an Alabaster Sword Knob [281]
No. 446. Two-edged Bronze Sword [282]
Nos. 447-449. Two-edged Bronze Swords, and an Alabaster Sword Knob [283]
No. 450. Human Jawbone [285]
Nos. 451, 452. Golden Tube, and Golden Dragon with scales of rock crystal, both being probably pieces of a sceptre-handle [287]
CHAPTER IX.—SEPULCHRE I.[27]
VIGNETTE.—No. 474. Massive Golden Mask of the body at the south end of the First Sepulchre [289]
No. 453. Richly ornamented Cup of Gold. Sepulchre V. [292]
No. 454. The upper part of a body found in the First Tomb. From an Oil Painting made directly after its discovery [297]
No. 455. Golden Shoulder-belt, with a fragment of the two-edged Sword [299]
No. 456. Small Jar of Rock Crystal [300]
No. 457. Funnel-shaped object, of Rock Crystal [300]
No. 458. Ornamented Breast-cover of Massive Gold [301]
No. 459. Small Bone, with the fragment of a splendidly ornamented Gold Ribbon [302]
No. 460. Two Bronze Swords with golden handles; Golden Buttons belonging to the destroyed Wooden Sheaths;
two gold plates, &c.; found lying beside a body in Sepulchre I.		 [303]
No. 461. Gold Sword-tassel [304]
No. 462. Golden Covers of Sword-handles, with intaglio ornamentation [305]
Nos. 463-466. Bronze Battle-axe and Swords [306]
No. 467. Sword-handle, plated with gold, richly ornamented [307]
Nos. 468, 469. Curious object of Gold, and Silver Tongs [308]
No. 470. Gold Plate, with Intaglio of a Lion chasing a Stag [309]
No. 471. Gold Plate, with Intaglio of a Lion catching a Stag [309]
No. 472. Gold Plate, with a spiral ornamentation in Intaglio [311]
No. 473. See Vignette to Chapter X. [333]
No. 474. See Vignette to Chapter IX. [289]
No. 475. Large Gold Cup [313]
No. 476. Large Gold Cup [314]
No. 477. Golden Goblet [315]
No. 478. Top and lower part of a large Silver Vase, from the First Sepulchre [316]
No. 479. Large Goblet of Alabaster [317]
No. 480. Double Eagles in Gold Plate [318]
No. 481. Gold Plate, with a pattern in repoussé work [319]
No. 482. Golden Mouthpiece of a Vase [320]
No. 483. Golden Vase-handle [320]
No. 484. Cylinder of Gold Plate [321]
Nos. 485-506. Ornamented Gold Buttons [322]-[324]
Nos. 507-512. " " [326]
Nos. 513-518. Ornamented Gold Ribbons [326]
No. 519. Golden Ornament of the Greaves [328]
Nos. 520-524. Bone Tubes and Buttons [328]
No. 525. Piece of Ivory; perhaps the Handle of a Dagger [329]
No. 526. Object of Egyptian Porcelain [330]
No. 527. Wheel-made Vase of Terra-cotta [331]
CHAPTER X.—THE ROYAL TOMBS.
VIGNETTE.—No. 473. Massive Golden Mask of the body at the north end of the First Sepulchre [333]
CHAPTER XI.—TOMB SOUTH OF THE AGORA.[28]
VIGNETTE.—No. 528. Golden Goblet, with Dog's Head Handles [350]
No. 529. Gold Rings, Gold Wire (round and quadrangular) in spirals, and one Silver Ring [353]
No. 530. Gold Signet-ring [354]
No. 531. Second Gold Signet-ring [360]
No. 532. Golden Lion [361]
Nos. 533-538. Gold Beads of a Necklace [361]
Nos. 539-541. Three Lentoid Gems of Serpentine and Agate with intaglio-work, found on the site of Phœnicé and of the Heræum [362]
APPENDIX.
ANALYSIS OF METALS. FROM SEPULCHRE IV.
No. 542. Piece of Argentiferous Gold Foil [368]
No. 543. Piece of Sheet Gold [369]
Nos. 544, 545. Fragments of a Silver Vase [370]
No. 546. Piece of a Bronze Sword [372]
Nos. 547-549. Plan, side elevation, and end elevation, of a Bronze Handle of a Vase [375]
Illustration to Appendix C—Egyptian Badge [384]
Illustration to Appendix D—Two-edged Bronze Sword, after cleaning [386]
[COLOURED PLATES OF TERRA-COTTA FIGURES.]
(To follow Index.)
PLATE A. Figs. a, b. Terra-cotta Cows and Idols from Tiryns.
" " c, d. Terra-cotta Idols from Tiryns.
PLATE B. Figs. e, f, g. Terra-cotta Idols from Mycenæ.
" " h. A piece of Terra-cotta, with characters resembling letters.
PLATE C. Fig. i. The Head of an Idol from Mycenæ.
" " k. A Cow from Mycenæ.
" " l, m. Idols from Mycenæ. Actual size.
PLATE D. Figs. n, o, p. Fragments of Terra-cotta Cow-headed Idols from Mycenæ.
[PLANS.]
(At End of Volume.)
PLAN A. The Acropolis of Tiryns.
PLAN B. The Circular Agora, with the Five Royal Sepulchres, in the Acropolis of Mycenæ.
PLAN B B. Vertical Sections of the Hill of the Acropolis of Mycenæ and the Depths of the Five Tombs.
PLAN C. Plan of the Acropolis of Mycenæ, with Dr. Schliemann's excavations.
PLAN D. Plan of the whole City of Mycenæ.
PLAN E. Façade, Plan, and Section of the Treasury near the Lions' Gate.
PLAN F. Plan and Section of the Fourth Sepulchre, with the Funeral Altar above it.
PLAN G. Plan and Section of the Tomb South of the Agora, in the Acropolis of Mycenæ.

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