Mycenæ: a narrative of researches and discoveries at Mycenæ and TirynsSchliemann, Heinrich
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Mycenæ: a narrative of researches and discoveries at Mycenæ and Tiryns
Schliemann, Heinrich
Mycenae (Extinct city); Tiryns (Extinct city)
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._)
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