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. 190_a_. 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