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PKK FACE
In accordancc with a proposal of tlie Committee of the British
School at Athens, the Council of the Society for the Promotion of
Hellenic Studies, at a meeting held on Dec. 20, 1900, authorised the
publication of a Supplementär)' Paper embodying the results of
the Exeavations at Phylakopi. For this purpose a special Editorial
Committee was appointed, consisting of Messrs. R. C. Bosanquet,
E. A. Gardner, and G. F. Hill.
The process of preparing for publication the masses of pottery
and other objects brought from Melos to Athens has of necessity
been a slow one. It was begun by Mr. C. C. Edgar in 1897, and
has been carried on since 1899 by Mr. Bosanquet, with occasional
help from Mr. F. B. Welch and other members of the British School.
The majority of the drawings (excluding those in Chapter II.
which are all by Mr. Atkinson) are the work of Mr. Halvok Bagge ;
others, including the coloured copy of the Flying-fish picture, have
been made by Mr. E. Gillieron, and a few by Mr. Theodore
Fyfe.
The difiiculty of communication between contributors living in
three and sometimes four different countries, may be held to excuse
certain inconsistencies in nomenclature. No contributor is to be
regarded as responsible for any Statement not standing over bis own
signature.
In accordancc with a proposal of tlie Committee of the British
School at Athens, the Council of the Society for the Promotion of
Hellenic Studies, at a meeting held on Dec. 20, 1900, authorised the
publication of a Supplementär)' Paper embodying the results of
the Exeavations at Phylakopi. For this purpose a special Editorial
Committee was appointed, consisting of Messrs. R. C. Bosanquet,
E. A. Gardner, and G. F. Hill.
The process of preparing for publication the masses of pottery
and other objects brought from Melos to Athens has of necessity
been a slow one. It was begun by Mr. C. C. Edgar in 1897, and
has been carried on since 1899 by Mr. Bosanquet, with occasional
help from Mr. F. B. Welch and other members of the British School.
The majority of the drawings (excluding those in Chapter II.
which are all by Mr. Atkinson) are the work of Mr. Halvok Bagge ;
others, including the coloured copy of the Flying-fish picture, have
been made by Mr. E. Gillieron, and a few by Mr. Theodore
Fyfe.
The difiiculty of communication between contributors living in
three and sometimes four different countries, may be held to excuse
certain inconsistencies in nomenclature. No contributor is to be
regarded as responsible for any Statement not standing over bis own
signature.