Waldstein, Charles: The Argive Heraeum (Band 1): General introduction, geology, architecture marble statuary and inscriptions (Boston [u.a.], 1902)

CONTENTS

GENERAL INTRODUCTION

BY CHAKLES WALDSTEIN

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Antiquity and Significance of the Cult of the Argive Hera.......... 1

Topography of the Argive Heraeum.................... 10

The Early History of the Heraeum.................... 25

The Evidence of the Finds as to the Age of the Heraeum........... 38

Terra-cotta Images..................■........ 42

Vases................................ 49

Bronzes................. ............. 61

Engraved Stones............................ 64

Egyptian Objects............................ 64

History of Previous Excavations..................... 64

Excavations by the American School at Athens.............., 70

Campaign of 1892.......... ................ 73

Campaign of 1893........................... 74

Campaign of 1894........................... 76

Note A: Strabo on the Argive Heraeum.................. 85

Note B: View from the Site................ ..... 86

THE GEOLOGY OF THE HERAEUM REGION

BY HENRY STEPHENS WASHINGTON

Geology of Argolis.......................... . 91

Burial of Ancient Remains........................ 94

The Heraeum Site and its Burial..................... 97

Note on the Igneous Rocks found in the Excavations at the Heraeum...... 99

THE ARCHITECTURE OF THE ARGIVE HERAEUM

BY EDWARD LIPPINCOTT TILTON

Topography and Survey............. ........... 105

Old Walls.............................. 108

Cyclopean Walls............................ 109

The Old Temple Platform and the Old Temple............... 110

The Upper Stoa............................ 112

The Northeast Stoa.......................... 114

East Building............................. 116

The Second Temple........................... 117

The South Stoa............................ 127

The Steps.............................. 130

The West Building........................... 131

The Northwest Building......................... 134

The Roman Building.......................... 134