Evans, Arthur J.: Cretan pictographs and prae-Phoenician script with an account of a sepulchral deposit at Hagios Onuphrios near Phaestos in its relation to primitive Cretan (London, 1895)

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INDEX

Kaphtor, identified with Crete, [369], 100.
connected with Keftd of Egyptian

monuments, [369], 100 seqq., [370

«.], 101.
Kefti, offerings of, to Thothmes III., [370],
101.
wrongly identified with Phoenicians,

[370], 101.
their land Kefto identified with Kaph-
tor and Crete, [369], 100 seqq.
representatives of Mycenaean culture,

[370], 101.
Khuenaten, see Akhenaten.
Knosos, excavations in Mycenaean building
at, [281], 12.

fragment of stone vessel from, with

relief in Vaphio style, [361], 92,

[370], 101.
seal-stone from, with linear signs, [293],

24.
Mycenaean gem from, with pictographic

symbols, [299], 30.
signs on Mycenaean building at, [274

n.J, 5, [281], 12 seqq.
first noticed by Mr. W. J. Stillman,

[281], 12.
seal-stones from, with linear signs,

[280], 11.
amethyst intaglio from, with linear

signs, [280], 11, [281], 12.

Labyrinth, suggested identification of, with
prehistoric building at Knosos, [281],
12.
Ladoga, Lake, primitive ' idol' from, 127.
Laibach, pile-settlement, primitive ' idols'

from, 130.
Lapland, pietographs of, [270], 1.
Latakia (Syrian Laodicea), bronze figure

from, [370], 101.
Leaden image from Second City Hissarlik,
132.

in Ashmolean Museum, of Selendj type,
132 seqq.
Leg, human, pictograph, [304], 35.
Libyan ' idol' from Abusir, 129.
Lirfttrian caves, neolithic painted vases

from, 130 n.
Linear Script, [346], 77 seqq.

Mycenaean diffusion of, [361], 92.
relation of, to pietographs, [362], 93 seqq.
materials for, [346], 77, [347], 78.
on Mycenaean vase-handles, [273], 4,

[274], 5, [353], 84.
on Goulas vase, [278], 9, [279], 10.
on vase, Prodromos Botzano, [279], 10.
on prehistoric blocks, Knosos, [281-283],

12-14.
on Phaestos block, [283], 14.
on amethyst, Knosos, [281], 12.
on whorl, Hagios Onuphrios, [284], 15,

[364], 95, [366], 97.
on seal-stones, [285], 16 seqq.

Linear Script—continued.
on column, Eetimo, 137.
on Egyptian seal, [347], 78.
compared with 'Aegean' signs at
Kahun, [348], 79, [349], 80, [361], 92.
signs occurring in groups, [352], 83,

[353], 84.
compared with signs at Tell-el-Hesy,

[351], 82, [362], 93.
compared with Cypriote signs, [348],

79, [349], 80, [352], 83, [353], 84.
compared with signs on lake-dwelling
pottery, Paladru, [352 ».], 83.
Lion headed being, on early seal-stone, [338],
69.

co'upared with Mycenaean daemons,
[338], 69, [339], 70.
Louvre, Latakia figure in, [370], 101.
Lykian letters, compared with Cretan signs,
138.
place-names, identical with Cretan, 138.
Lykians derived from Crete, 138.
Lyttos, remarkable letter-forms at, [360], 91.

Macedonian names in Crete, [358 n.% 89.
Malcet Tomb, Kahun, of Thothmes III.'s
time, [318], 49, [324], 55.
vase from, similar to those of Volo,
[359], 90.
Man, pictograph of, [302], 33.
Maraviglie, Maritime Alps, pictographic

figures of, [270], 1, [352 n.], 83.
Mariani, Dr. Lucio, fresh discoveries of

signs on Cretan seal-stones by, 137.
Maros, valley of, primitive ' idols' from,

127.
Maspero, Prof., identifies Pulasati and

Pelasgi, [369 n\ 100.
Melos, stone pyxis from, with primitive

spirals, [329 ».], 60.
Mesembria, pictograph on coins of, [273], 4.
Messard, steatite relief from, [287], 18.

pictographic seal-stone from, [299], 30.
Milato (Miletos), stone vase from, 119, 124.
Milchhofer, Dr. A., his derivation of Myce-
naean spirals from wirework, [330 re.], 61.
Milkman, on early seal-stone, [337], 68.
' Milkstones' or yaXowerpas "worn by Cretan

women, [276], 7.
Minds, mention of, in Odyssey, [356], 87.
not Dorian, [356], 87.
his nine-year reign = Dorian long year,

[356 and *.], 87.
adopted by son of Dorian oekist, [357],

88.
the Cretan Moses, [371], 102.
Mould with God and Goddess from Selendj,

132 seqq.
Muller, Dr. W. Max, on Takkaras, [369], 100.
Mycenae, signs on vase-handles at, [273], 4.
the Cretan, founded by Agamemnon,
[361], 92.