Evans, Arthur J.: The Palace of Minos: a comparative account of the successive stages of the early Cretan civilization as illustred by the discoveries at Knossos (Index) (London, 1936)

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INLAYS

Hyksos (cont.)

— M.M. relations with, 1. 26

— and see Khyan, Neb-Khepesh-Re
Hymn to Apollo cited, 11. 7, 841
Hyperboreans, communication of with Delos,

11. 168

Ialu, fields of, in Egyptian Isles of the Blest,

in. 147
Ialysos, lentoid bead-seal from, IV. 168

— L.M. lb pottery from, I v. 367

— L.M. Ic and L.M. III6, IV. 288, 289, 313,

3i5.3°7

— Late Mycenaean, iv. 35, 163

— votive vases with snakes, I v. 163

— cruciform sword from, iv. 853
Ibex on Cypriote cylinder seals, iv. 408

— on Cypro-Minoan cylinder from Astrakous,

iv. 425

— on wall painting in tomb of Kenamon at

Thebes, 11. 449

— head on M.M. I pottery, I. 173
Ibrahimovci, modern libation ceremony over

Roman altar at, iv. 455
Ibrahim Pasha, blasting of Cilician Gates by,

iv. 766

-------negro troops of, 11. 757 n. 4

Ida, Cretan Mount, 1. 4, 10, 61, 76,11.85,232,

3T5> 3I0> 464n- 2

-------shepherds of, 11. 39

—■ — and see Kamares Cave
Ida in Troad, 1. 6

-------silver workings near, II. 169 n. 2

Idalion, tubular vessels from temenos of

Aphrodite Astarte at, iv. 166
Ideographs, see Script
Idols, absence of in primitive snake-cult at

Knossos, iv. 158: and see Figures
Idomeneus, 1. 10

— legendary grave of at Isopata, 11. 230
Iflatun Bunar, primitive stone figurines from,

1. 48, 50, iv. 428
Ikaros, 1. 2, iv. 26
Iliad, see Homer
Illyrian Bronze Age (late), Minoan elements in

ornament of, 11. 198
Image, see Figure
Inanna, see Ishtar

Incense-burners from Knossos, 11. 135, IV. 72,

1012 and Coloured PI. XXXV
Incised decoration on pottery, I. 20, 60, 166,

167
Incised signs on masonry, see Mason's marks
Indian Ocean, Neolithic trade of with Medi-
terranean, iv. 109
Indians, American, pictographs of, in. 58
Ingots, bronze, from Hagia Triada, 11. 535,

S69

— copper, from Hagia Triada, 11. 624, iv. 652

-------from Tylissos, iv. 652

-------currency of in Ancient World, 1. 100,

iv. 653

-------equivalence of to Knight's cuirass, iv. 653

-----------in Minas, iv. 662

— silver, from Ras Shamra, iv. 782

— represented borne by Minoan envoys on

nth Dynasty relief, 11. 625; on tomb of

Rekhmara, 11. 535, iv. 653
Ingot sign in Linear Script A, iv. 662
-------in Linear Script B, 1. 619, iv. 652, 653,

661, 662, 663, 787, 805
-------in Linear Script B, combined with banner

sign, IV. 661-3
-------in Linear Script B, substituted for corslet

sign, IV. 805
Ink, Chaldaean and Minoan use of, in. 423

— documents written in, M.M. Ill, evidence

of, 1. 638
Inkstand, steatite Chaldaean, in. 422
Inlaying, origin of in Chaldaea, 11. 262, 732,

iv. 93

— Egyptian, 11. 54, 264, iv. 940 n. 2

— Minoan, 11. 26, 54

-------influence of on embroidery patterns, n.

73i

-----------on frescoes, in. 211, iv. 576

-----------on pottery, iv. 91-3

— Sumerian, n. 262, iv. 236, 315, 509
Inlays, crystal, 1. 469-75, 480-2, n. 732 n. 1,

in. 109-11, 399, 405, 409, iv. 92, 928, 930

— faience, I. 170, 318, 452, 485, 498-508, 510-

12, 521-3, 11. 188, 262, 288, 666, 731, 732,
in. 399, 408, 409 iv. 92, 940

— glass, 11. 23, 295 n. 2, 596 n. 1, iv. 227, 454,

455, 887 n. 2

— ivory, 1. 472-5, 484, 496,11. 473, m. 415 n. 2,

iv. 92

— Jasper, n. 829