Atkinson, Thomas [Mitarb.]: Excavations at Phylakopi in Melos (London, 1904)

INDEX

Nute.— Gcom. = Geometrie : Mye. = Myeenaeau (i.e. 'uf tlio Mycenaean period'). Refen
in tlie antiqüitiesof Egypt are collected under ilie heading Egyptian Kvideuee. Refen
to tlie antiquities of Creto will be fouhd under the various sites and also under C'rete.

Aoajianta : obsidian quarry, 210 f.; 245 f.
Aegean civilization, 238 f.
Aegeo-Cretan relations, 238 f.
Aegina : earliest painted pottery, 93; pre-

Myc. pithoi, !)7
Alabaster : bnp, 196 ; vases from CnossOB,

266; rod, 200
AXcoWcrrpa, 224

Altar, woman at, ou signet-ring, 193
Amorgos: pottery, 84-86, 88 f., 244; 'duck-

viis>es' 8!) ; obsidian razors, 230
Ampeloa (Crete), steatite bowl from, 197
Ariiphorae: of geom. period, 98, 103; of

Myc. period, 119, 136
Anaphe, obsidian razors from, 230
Angathia (Melos), early ceinetery, 229
Ammal8: on geom. wäre, 97,105; grotesque,

Myc. period, 117 ; figures of clay, 203
Aniinal vases, 91, 158
Ankistra, bronze, 192
Anta of Palace, 57

Antiparos: obsidian. deposit, 216; obsidian

razors, 230
Aphrodite of Melos, 1

Apulian askoi derived from pseudamphora,
90

Architecture : Ohapter II, 25-69

Argolid : not tlie source ofall Myciinported

wäre, 146 ; trade witli Melos,'246
Argos, Heraeuin of: obsidian arrow-head,

223

Armenian obsidian, 229

Anns : position of, in early statuettee, 187 ;

treatment of, in clay Bgures, 202
Arrow-heads : bronze, 11, 190, 223; Qint,

191 ; obsidian, 222, 268
Arvi (C'rete), steatite deposit, 196
Ashmolean Museum. *ee Oxford
Askoi: Apulian, 90 ; prototype of Hcllenic,

135 ; native and imported, 136
Assarlik (Myndus), exploration at, 233,

243

Athens, antiquities at:

British Keimöl Collect ion : alabaster cup,
196; obsidian froui FirilayCollection!
225

National Museum: arrow-heads (obsi-
dian) from N. side of Acropolis, 223 ;
bowl (steatite) from Mycenae ; idols
from Paroa, 194; pestles from Acm-
polis, 200 ; pottery, 80, 98, 101 ;
duck-vase from Amorgos, 89 ; scoops,
212 ; table (earthenware), 212 ; torch-
liolders, 211 ; vesselof poreellanite (!),
201

Attiea, distribution of obsidian in, 22(i
232

Auvergne, obsidian of, 229
Awls, bone, 192

Axe, double, mould for, 191 ; as pottery-
mark, 180-182 ; pattern of double axe-
heads, 97

IjAKINU-PANS, 157

Basalt, 27, 48, 59

Bases of columns, 13, 18, 60, 76

Basin of slieet-copper, 191 ; of poreellanite

(?), from Cnossos, 201
Basket-handled vases, 116, 119
Basket-work patterns, 86, 88
Bastion, 33, 257

Bath, 13, 139 f., 173 ; bath-room of Palace
57

Bathing-scene on Oyprus terracotta, 140
Beads, clay, 213

Bcaked jugs (schnabelkannen), 15, 16 ; of
earliest period, 91 ; of geom. period,
98, 103, 152; of Myc. period, 108 f.,
119, 125, 139 ; development of, 249 f.

Beehive (tholos) tombs, 23, 23(i

Bell-shaped cnps, 101 ; object of trachvte
200 f. 1 '

Bclt worn by man in wall-painting, 74 ; bv
Petsofii statuettes, 189

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