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 (Index) (London, 1936)

FAIENCE

Faience (cont.)
objects from tomb at Abydos, II. 210
ornament from Tiryns, 11. 202 n. 3
panel of marine ornament from Knossos,

I. 521, 11. 453, in. 128

pendant from Knossos, I. 499, 11. 476
ram's head cup from Enkomi, I v. 765
reliefs from Temple Repositories, 11. 288, 360,

iv. 552
rhyton from Ashur, iv. 534, 535
robes, votive, from Knossos, I. 435, 498, 506,

II. 469, 476, iv. 718

seals from Karakovilia, 11, 138

— Syro-Hittite, from Van, iv. 498

spray from Temple Repository, I. 498, 499,

iv. 1013, 1014
Town-Mosaic, 1. 249, 301-14, 355, 488, 11.

188,370,607,754, in. 7,85,87,162, 342, IV.

210
trade in, with Minet-el-Beida, iv. 771
vessels, for worship of Hathor, 11. 57

— from Knossos, I. 252, II. 824, III. 277

— from Mycenae, 11. 741, iv. 690
woman's head cup, from Assur, iv. 771

Fair Havens, 11. 84-6

Falcon, Egyptian cult of, 11. 28 n. 5

Family, head of, importance of in Minoan

times, 11. 395
Fasciae worn by Roman Charioteers, 11
Fence sign in Linear Script B, iv. 685
Ferro-concrete, use of in reconstruc'

Palace at Knossos, 11. 350, 352,

iv. 2
Festoons in Minoan shrines, I. 445

— in E.M. Ill ornament, I. 112

— and see Bead-festoons

Fetish figure, of natural stone, from Little

Palace, 11. 342, 520
Fibulae, associated with stirrup vases, II. 136

— Boeotian type, 11. 138

— Dipylon type, 11. 138

— high-stilted, from Muliana, iv. 376

— from Chamber tombs at Karakovilia, 11. 138

— Syro-Anatolian triangular type, 11. 257 n. 2
-------from Bethshemesh, 11. 257 n. 2

— T-shaped, S.E. European, associated with

hut-urns, 11. 132 n. 3
Fig-branch sign in hieroglyphic script, I. 280
Fig-leaves, gold foil, on coffin from 3rd Shaft

Grave at Mycenae, 11. 615

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FIGURINES

Minoan

Fig-trees, sacred character of, in Crete, 11. 615

-----------in Greece, 11. 615

-----------in Rome, 11. 616

— on gold signet-ring from Knossos, 11. 615

— on steatite rhyton from Knossos, 11. 615
Figure vessels from Bethshemesh, 11. 257
-------from Byblos, 11. 258

-------from Egypt, 11. 255, 256

-------from Harbour Town of Knossos, 11. 255,

256

-------from Mochlos, 11. 258

-------alabaster, 11. 258

-------calcite, 11. 255, 256

-------painted stone, 11. 258

-------terra-cotta, 11. 257

Figures, female steatopygous, on stone reliefs in

Malta, 11. 188
Figurines:

alabaster, from tholos ossuary at Hagia
Triada, I. 83, 84

— from tholoi of Mesara, 11. 32

bronze, of acrobat and bull, M.M. Ill, 11. 650

— of youthful male adorant (perhaps Boy-

God), Harbour Town, 11. 234, 235

— of Snake Goddess (Berlin) 1. 507, 508,

11. 176-8

— of bulls, 11. 651

— of Resheph, from Lebanon, in. 478
-------from Mycenae, in. 477

-------from Patso, m. 477

-------from Tiryns, in. 477

— of Teshub, in. 478 n. 6
-------from Latakieh, in. 478 n. 6

— of votaries of Minoan Goddess:
from Crete, in. 460, 461, iv. 38
from Knossos, S. Propylaeum, n. 702

— of adult male adorant, perhaps from

Harbour Town, iv. 198, 199
from Phaestos, m. 461
from Tylissos, 11. 47 n. 4, in. 450
chryselephantine, see Ivory
clay, see Terra-cotta
diorite, of User, from Knossos, 1. 18, 286-90,

11. 60, 219, 220, 801, in. 5, iv. 985
faience, from Knossos, S. Propylaeum, 1. 632,
11. 702

-------Temple Repositories, 1. 501 seqq.

(Snake Goddess and Votaries), in. 440,
iv. 26 n. 3, 176, 177, 199, 465
granite, from Adana, 11. 220