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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KNOSSOS [88]

Knossos (cont.)

Graeco-Roman city at, n. 280 n. 2, 349, 432,

546, 547, 55°.IV- »8
Kairatos stream, 11. 3, 62, 66 n. 2, 229, 280

n. 2. 337. 4I2> 553. 684. m- 274

-------houses on banks of, 11. 551-4

Villa Ariadne, 11. 546, m. 254
Knossos, burials:
Cemetery, on Hellenika slope, n. 547

— connected with Harbour Town, 11. 235,

551

— and see Isopata, Mavro Spelio, Zafer

Papoura
Graves, Pit (with pithos), 'Tomb of the Cow',

"• 554

— Shaft, iv. 858: and see Zafer Papoura
Pit-caves, 11. 563, iv. 858 (Zafer Papoura)
Sarcophagi, II. 499, 549: and see Zafer

Papoura
Tombs, Chamber, 11. 370, 547; near Temple

Tomb, iv. 849, 858, 962
-------at Mavro Spelio, 11. 337, 555, 556, 557,

in. 274
-------and see Isopata, Zafer Papoura

— Keel-vaulted, 'Royal Tomb', Isopata, iv.

771-6
-----------compared with those of Minet-el-

Beida and Ras-Shamra, iv. 771-6
-------smaller version, Isopata, iv. 775-6

— Rock, 11. 370, 547, 549, in. 274: and see

Isopata

— Temple, iv. 80, 140, 204, 212 n. 3, 260,

281, 290, 291 n. 1, 299, 305 n. 2, 306, 311,
339. 353. 355. 3^5. 366, 393, 464, 858,
950, 956, 961, 964-83, 989-1001, 1002,
1004, 1007, ion, 1014-17

— Burials, Post Minoan, II. 154, 433
-------later Geometrical (near Temple Tomb),

iv. 1018
Knots, sacral:

ritual use of, 1. 424, 430-5
associated with bull-sports, I. 431, ill. 220,
226

— with double axe, 1. 433, m. 141

— with columns, iv. 610

— with Minoan Goddess, 1. 432, iv. 403,

577

— with gaming boards, I. 483, 485, 11. 47

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— with palm-tree, 1. 431

KOSTER

Knots, sacral (cont.)

associated with stag, iv. 578

faience, from 4th Shaft Grave at Mycenae,

i- 47 n- 3. 44°. 483> "■ 284
ivory, from S.E. House at Knossos, I. 430,

434. ii- 284

— from Palaikastro, I. 433

textile, 1. 434

worn by Goddess, iv. 57

— votaries, 1. 433
on fresco from Knossos, 1, 433

— from Niru Khani, 11. 284
on seals and signet-rings, iv. 550, 577

-----------from Arkhanes, m. 220

-----------from Crete, iv. 583

-----------from Mycenae, iv. 403, 610

-----------from Vapheio, m. 141

on sealing from Knossos, iv. 578

Knox, Father Ronald, on omission of prayer

against earthquakes in English litany, 11.322
Kodjadermen (Thrace), bird-shaped vase from,

1. 117, iv. 80 n. 7
Kokalos, Sicilian King, 11. 626, IV. 960
Kolonaki, see Thebes
Komo, Minoan port at, arrival point from

Egypt and Southern terminus of Great

South Road, 11. 81, 88, 742

— communication of with Hagia Triada, 11. 90

-------with Knossos, 11. 81, 192, 742, iv. 984

-------with Phaestos, 11. 90

— 'Custom-House' building at, 11. 166, IV. 648
-----------pottery from, 11. 88, 166, iv. 648

— primitive tholos at (doubtful), 11. 88

— migration of inhabitants of, 11. 280

— Geometrical vases from, 11. 59
Kophino (Coffer Mountain), 11. 82
Korakou, apsidal type of house at, 1. 24 n. 2

— pottery from, L.M. Ic, 11. 473 n. 2, 499, iv.

293. 3°8, 369
Kordofan, basket churns of pithoid shape from,

iv. 645, 646
Kore, rock dedication to at Hagios Thomas, 11.

76
Korte, Dr., on Vapheio cup B, in. 183 n. 1
Korykian Cave, 1. 6

-------crocus culture in connexion with, iv. 726

-------inscription near, 11. 656

Kos, coin-type of, in. 100 n. 1

Koster, Professor August, on early ships, n. 241

n. 1, 246 n. 1