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)

POTTERY [143]

Pottery, Roman (cont.)

from Knossos, 11. 146, in. 258
Bronze Age, from Nienhagen, n. 175, in.

178 n. 1
Bulgarian, bird vase from Kodjadermen, IV.

80 n. 7
Maltese, 11. 190
North African modern, iv. 91 n. 2
Pueblo Indian, iv. 112
Zuni, iv. 112

chisel for smoothing, Neolithic, 11. 13
slate stands for, Neolithic vessels, 11. 13
Potters, on E.M. seals, I. 124, iv. 521

— Minoan, settlement of in Greece, iv. 283, 284
Potters' tables, of stone, 1. 589 n. 1
Pottier, Monsieur E., on faience ewer from

Central Treasury at Knossos, 11. 655 n. 4
-------on silver vessel from Chamber Tomb at

Byblos, 11. 825
Poulton, Sir Edward, on chrysalises on 'Ring of

Nestor', 11. 788 n. 2, iv. 149
Pounders, ritual, of stone, I. 219
Praesos, Greek-written inscriptions from, in.

259

— haematite seal from, in. 116 n. 4

— stater of, 11. 278 n. 2
Priansos, coin-types of, n. 493 n. 2
Prickle-work, see Barbotine
Priests, Egyptian, of Double Axes, 11. 28
-------of Neith at Sais, n. 48

— Maltese, prehistoric organization of, n. 182

— Minoan, as augurs, iv. 573
-------dress of, Syrian influence on, I. 16, 681,

683, iv. 215, 398, 401, 404, 882
-------on Harvester Vase from Hagia Triada,

11.47
-------on M.M. Ill bead-seal from Little

Palace at Knossos, iv. 216, 490

-------on gems from Mainland, iv. 550

Priest-kings, Minoan, I. 1, 5, 6, 12, 26, 154, 159
•— control of road communications by, n. 78, 79

— dress of, I v. 398, 401

— heroized cult of, 1. 447

— insignia of, from early Palace at Mallia, n.

271. 794

— palanquin of, 1. 224, iv. 398: and see Frescoes,

Palanquin

— painted relief of, in S.N. Corridor at Knossos,

"; 353. 427. 644. 685> 774-95 (and frontis-
piece of 11, Pt. i, PI. XIV), iv. 6, 323, 400

PSEIRA

Priest-kings (cont.)

— portraits of, on sealings from Knossos, I. 9,
11. 268, iv. 400

— on sealing from Room of the Stone Bench,
iv. 925

— holding bow, on bead-seal from Knossos,
iv. 413

— single axe, on bead-seals, iv. 413, 414

— leading Griffin, on bead-seal from Vapheio,
iv. 412

— in chariot, wielding spear on Vapheio lentoid
seal, iv. 419

— sacrificing boar, on lentoid from Mycenae,
iv. 572

— on steatite cup from Hagia Triada, iv. 400

— tomb of, at Knossos, see Temple Tomb
Priestesses of dove-cult, I. 223
Prima, L.M. la snake sanctuary at, 1. 508, iv. 27,

142 n. 1, 144, 158-61

— early Greek temple at, iv. 160 n. 4
Procession Fresco, from Knossos, I. 424, n. 178,

452, 683, 684, 708, 710, 719-57, in. 297,
iv. 399, 880

— scheme, Egyptian origin of, iv. 880

-------Minoan extension of in L.M. lb, iv. 881

Profile, two-eyed, in L.M. lllb ceramic orna-
ment, iv. 374 (Syro-Hittite connexion, ib.)

Propaganda House, see Niru Khani, Priest's

House at
Propylon (see, too, Knossos) Anatolian type of, 11.

695

— Minoan type of, n. 695

— at Mycenae, n. 671, 692, iv. 222

— at Tiryns, n. 692, 694; plan taken from
Minoan Crete, 695

— at Troy, II. 694 n. 2

Proteus, legend of, 1. 297, n. 37 n. 2, in. 155
Provincialism in Minoan style, I. 29
Prow sign, in Linear Script A, 1. 641
Pryce, Mr. F. N., on sculpture from facade of

Atreus Tomb at Mycenae, 11. 193
Pseira, 1. 1

— painted stucco relief from house at, n. 731,
in. 38

— pottery from, M.M. I, I. 193

-------M.M. III6-L.M. la, 11. 475

-------L.M. la, 1. 611, n. 260, 422 n. 2, 484,

747 n. 2, in. 206

-------L.M. lb, 1. 314, 11. 497, 822, in. 90, 346

n. 5, iv. 272, 290, 955