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)

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Hagia Triada, steatite rhyton (cont.)

28, 84, 85, II. 47, 224, 279, 472, in. 449,
IV. 218; ostrich egg type of, 11. 224, 225

-----------boxing scenes and bull sports, 1. 689,

690, in. 35, 90, 225, 498

-------Sphinx of Hittite workmanship from, in.

420

— stone hammers from, M.M. Ill, 1. 468

— Tablets, inscribed, from, Linear Script A,

1. 613, 616, 620, 621, 636, n. 248, 249,
iv. 447, 658, 660, 677, 680, 732

— tholos ossuaries at, I. 70, 83, 107, 149, 11. 36,

80

-----------bronze daggers from, 1. 195, IV. 848

-----------ivory seals from, 1. 120, 125, iv. 522

-----------larnax from, in. 138

---------pottery from, I. 179, 189, 239, 415

— worship of Zeus Velchanos at, n. 843
Hagia Varvara, village near Minoan Southern

road, 11. 76
Hagio Pnevma, rock borings of quarries at, 11.

233
Hagios Andonis, bead-seal from, iv. 446 n. 2
Hagios Georgios, bay of, 1. 298
Hagios Jannis, church of, Minoan column-base

in, 11. 73 n. 1, 91

— Minoan pottery from, 11. 71
Hagios Kyrillos, Roman road at, 11. 84
Hagios Myros, site of Rhankos, II. 74 n. 2
Hagios Nikolaos, bead-seal from, iv. 446 n. 2

— breccia from vicinity of, iv. 234 n. 4

— E.M. I suspension pot from, 1. 60

— kernos from, 1. 76, 78 n. 1

Hagios Onuphrios, primitive ossuaries at, 11. 8o,
IV. 487 n. 4

— copper spear-head from, 1. 101

— E.M. pottery from, 1. 60, 63, m

— E.M. steatite seals from, 1. 112, 113, 117-19
-----------whorl from, 1. 68, 69

— stone vessel from, 11. 46

Hagios Silas, Minoan South road by, II. 68
Hagios Theodoros, church of, perhaps on

Minoan South road, 11. 230
Hagios Thomas, Minoan Southern road by,

11. 76

— late Greek tombs at, n. 76

— dedications to Demeter and Kore at, 11. 76
Hagios Vlasis, Minoan Southern road by, 11.

68
Hagious Deka, see Gortyna

Hairdressing:
female fringe, bronze curls of, in. 522-3

— of acrobats, 11. 35

-------of ivory figurine, in. 432

-------on Vapheio cup, ill. 182

— of ivories from Hierakonpolis, n. 24

— on miniature frescoes, III. 49

— of ivory statue of Snake Goddess, in. 440

— of steatite figurine from Tylissos, in. 427
male, of acrobats in ivory figurines, in. 432

— on miniature frescoes, in. 48, 67

— barber's shop for, with obsidian razor
blades on M.M. Ill floor of Room of Tall
Pithos, at Knossos, iv. 635 n. 2

— pendant locks of, n. 781

-----------due to Libyan influence, n. 33, 781

— of Minoan Tributaries on tomb of
Rekhmara at Thebes, 11. 741

Hair-offerings as substitute for human sacrifice,

iv. 476

-------associated with Double Axe cult, iv. 483

-------custom of widespread, iv. 475

-------made to springs and rivers, iv. 476

-------in ancient Greece, iv. 477

-------in Temple of Zeus at Panamara, iv. 478

-------to Syrian Goddess, iv. 478

-------on votive monuments, iv. 480; Minoan,

1. 159, iv. 481-3
Hala Sultan Tekke, sherd from, iv. 368 n. 1
Halberds, diffusion of as evidence of trade

intercourse, 11. 170

— from Britain, n. 170

— from Calvatone, n. 172 n. 1

— from Gambara, 11. 172

— from N. Germany, 11. 170, 173

— from Ireland, n. 170, 172, 173 n. 2

— from Italy, n. 170, 172

— from Montemerano, n. 172 n. 1

— from Mycenae, n. 172, 173 n. 1

— from Scandinavia, 11. 170

— from Sicily, n. 170

— from Spain, n. 170

— represented on rock carvings, n. 170 n. 4,

171
Halbherr, Prof. F., first archaeological dis-
coverer in Crete, iv. ix, x

— services to Author, ib.

— discoveries at Hagia Triada, iv. x, and see

Hagia Triada
Haledon, see Octopus