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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

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Brilliant
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burner
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L. M. II.

Striated
reed

I0I2 INCENSE-BURNERS WITH UNFIXED COLOURS

the later burial within the rock vault, the smaller (Fig. 902 top) shows
apparently of floral designs > on the white ground wash of its exterior.

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Fig. 962. Incense-burners with Polychrome Decoration : on Floor of
Rock Chamber beside Pit. (c. -|)

The larger and more stately example (Fig. 962 below), which was about 6
inches (15 centimetres) in height, displayed at the time of the discover)-, both
inside and out, a scheme of foliate decoration, the brilliant hues of which,
as taken down by me in colours at the time of the discovery are reproduced
in the Coloured Plate XXXV, though they have since a good deal faded.

It will be seen that the sprays, here repeated in brilliant tints of blue,
yellow, and verm.lion, reproduce the characteristic striated reed foliao-e that

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