Inhalt

• Einband
• Titelblatt
• Widmung
• Prefatory note
• Contents
• IX-XI List of illustrations
• 1-2 Prevalent views of earlier and later dynasty
• 3-4 Charcoal in Shaft Graves due to Fumigation, not Cremation
• 4-8 Masks an jewellery fixed to wooden coffins
• 8-14 The Gold Masks - a new example
• 15-16 Gold crown and ornaments fixed to coffins
• 16-18 Burials without coffins: Grave VI, exceptional example
• 19-21 Mycenae Shaft Graves sui generis
• 21 Burials in each Pit conteporary: non later
• 21-23 Shaft Graves (except VI) simultaneously constructed and filled
• 23-26 Date of ceramic contents: M.M.IIIa to L.M.Ib
• 26-29 Metal vessels similarly dated
• 29-31 Jewellery and decorative motives: Minoan origins
• 32-41 The Shaft-Grave weapons; Antecedents equally Cretan
• 41-43 To what extent were there non-Cretan ingredients in the Shaft-Graves?
• 43-48 Evidences to trans-Aegean influences from the North-East
• 48-50 Supersession both to exotic and of Hellado-Minyan elemtns at Mycenae by purely Minoan culture
• 50-59 The Grave stelae. Minoan and 'Egypto-Minoan' affinities of designs
• 59-67 Position of stelae over Shaft graves - their place originally within tholoi
• 67-70 Early appearance at Mycenae of fully minoized 'Atreus' type of tholos-tomb
• 70-71 Early use of bronze saw by Minoan lapidaries
• 71-77 M.M.III Relifs of Knossos parallel with those of Mycenae façades
• 77-80 The Elgin Slabs wiht Bull-reliefs foundnear the entrace to the 'Atreus' tomb, and their relation to the painted stucco frieze of the north entrance porticoes at Knossos
• 81-82 Early embossed gold plates from inside 'Atreus' and 'C.ytemnestra' tombs
• 83-90 M.M.III Strone vessels associated with two gread Mycenae tholoi
• 90-93 Evidences of enduring connexion between Knossos and Mycenae
• Einband
• Maßstab/Farbkeil