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 (Band 4,2): Camp-stool Fresco, long-robed priests and beneficent genii [...] (London, 1935)

976 M.M. Ill b VESSELS FROM ROCK CHAMBER

Plain clay the occurrence of many sherds and even a series of vessels, either whole
within'of or capable of restoration, seen in Fig. 936. To these may be here added
i?tah" a surface find (made, at the beginning of the excavations, near the .North-
West corner of the Monument), of a detachable 'bridge-spout'-, exquisitely

Fig. 93G. M. M. \\\b Vessels from Rock Chamber.

nought ,» finely veined alabaster» (Suppl pi i yv.
bored for nveting to the body of the vase I I * '' ^ Wkh holeS

form recalls the earlier Middle Ml™ !' , clear-c»t, slightly elongated
' B-HW aiabasle,- Calbtee „£*< 1 ^"O^ G1™ '^tions of the

P us grand, beaute ■) is recorded as existing £ It ft ^ Ia '°<*«°n, hw™ in rSoo,
the neighbouring Island of Dia (Olivier I' ° be "discovered.

• L M '" C"k' *»* OMVK be t fti' • ' '■, ""e Pf *i last examples

° a' f,°m lhe "temple Tomb' itself