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CONCORDANCE OF NUMBERS OF TABLETS IN THIS
VOLUME AND IN THE REGISTER OF THE MUSEUM
AT HERAKLEION (CANDIA)
The Tablets from the Archives of Knossos are, with a few exceptions, preserved in the Museum at
Herakleion (Candia) in Crete, and registered in its Inventory, apparently in the order in which they
were received there. Most of them bear the register-numbers, and some bear also numbers written in
red or blue, which refer to provisional numberings of Sir Arthur Evans. They do not however bear
his definitive numbers as published in this volume.
It had been the intention of Dr. Alice Kober, of Brooklyn College, New York, to go to Herakleion
as soon as the Museum was reopened after the War, and check these numbers, and Sir Arthur Evans's
transcripts, with the originals.
After her lamented death, Dr. Emmett L. Bennett, jun., of Yale University, most kindly under-
took this work, and completed it in August 1950. He found the tablets for the most part in good order,
but a considerable number are missing, besides those already known to be in the British Museum
(13 and 1171) and in the Ashmolean Museum at Oxford (p. 108) and in the collection of Dr. Giamalakis
in Herakleion (p. 109). He was informed that one large tablet and fifteen fragments are in the National
Museum at Athens, but that they were not yet accessible.
S.M.
Mus. Reg.
S.M.
Mus. Reg.
S.M.
Mus. Reg.
S.M.
Mus. Reg.
1
97
27 (+14)
49
202
74
743
2
200
28 (+14)
5o
206
75
777
3
204
29
**
51
183
76
111
4
181
30
922
52
887
77
760
5
179
31
tt
52 bis
**
78
763
6
185
32
tt
53
213
79
747
7
886
33
922
54
214
80
752
8
894
34 Z
tt
55
209
81
745
9
900
35
56
898
82
922
10
906
36
473
57
211
83
922
11
182
36 bis\
37 bis\
n*)i
58
9J5
84
922
12
896
9-**^
58 bis
910
84 bis
922
13
Brit. Mus. 1910,
37
1169
59
Ashm. 212
85
111
4.23.2
37 bis (+36 his)
60
207
86
922
+27+28
889+890+922
38
1169
61
908
87
794
15
203
39
1169
62
909
88
789
16
205
40
95
63
208
89
912
i7
884
4i
891
64
911
90
786
18
903+922
41 bis
922
65
921
9i
793
19
201
42
857
66
918
92
922
20
922
43
860
67
919
93
212
21
897
44
872
68
920
94
761
22
191
45
861
69 (= 745)
5i8
95
1345
23
180
46
865
70
922
96
766
24
885
47
Ashm. 709
7i
917
97 (+284)
809 (+1246)
25
888
47 bis
904
72
916
98
922
26
922
48
no
73
828
99
842
-f- The fragments do not quite fit, but seem to be parts of the same tablet. ** Tablet not numbered.
ft Tablet not seen by E. L. B. Z Zakhyrakis tablet destroyed 1899 (SM I, 17-18).
VOLUME AND IN THE REGISTER OF THE MUSEUM
AT HERAKLEION (CANDIA)
The Tablets from the Archives of Knossos are, with a few exceptions, preserved in the Museum at
Herakleion (Candia) in Crete, and registered in its Inventory, apparently in the order in which they
were received there. Most of them bear the register-numbers, and some bear also numbers written in
red or blue, which refer to provisional numberings of Sir Arthur Evans. They do not however bear
his definitive numbers as published in this volume.
It had been the intention of Dr. Alice Kober, of Brooklyn College, New York, to go to Herakleion
as soon as the Museum was reopened after the War, and check these numbers, and Sir Arthur Evans's
transcripts, with the originals.
After her lamented death, Dr. Emmett L. Bennett, jun., of Yale University, most kindly under-
took this work, and completed it in August 1950. He found the tablets for the most part in good order,
but a considerable number are missing, besides those already known to be in the British Museum
(13 and 1171) and in the Ashmolean Museum at Oxford (p. 108) and in the collection of Dr. Giamalakis
in Herakleion (p. 109). He was informed that one large tablet and fifteen fragments are in the National
Museum at Athens, but that they were not yet accessible.
S.M.
Mus. Reg.
S.M.
Mus. Reg.
S.M.
Mus. Reg.
S.M.
Mus. Reg.
1
97
27 (+14)
49
202
74
743
2
200
28 (+14)
5o
206
75
777
3
204
29
**
51
183
76
111
4
181
30
922
52
887
77
760
5
179
31
tt
52 bis
**
78
763
6
185
32
tt
53
213
79
747
7
886
33
922
54
214
80
752
8
894
34 Z
tt
55
209
81
745
9
900
35
56
898
82
922
10
906
36
473
57
211
83
922
11
182
36 bis\
37 bis\
n*)i
58
9J5
84
922
12
896
9-**^
58 bis
910
84 bis
922
13
Brit. Mus. 1910,
37
1169
59
Ashm. 212
85
111
4.23.2
37 bis (+36 his)
60
207
86
922
+27+28
889+890+922
38
1169
61
908
87
794
15
203
39
1169
62
909
88
789
16
205
40
95
63
208
89
912
i7
884
4i
891
64
911
90
786
18
903+922
41 bis
922
65
921
9i
793
19
201
42
857
66
918
92
922
20
922
43
860
67
919
93
212
21
897
44
872
68
920
94
761
22
191
45
861
69 (= 745)
5i8
95
1345
23
180
46
865
70
922
96
766
24
885
47
Ashm. 709
7i
917
97 (+284)
809 (+1246)
25
888
47 bis
904
72
916
98
922
26
922
48
no
73
828
99
842
-f- The fragments do not quite fit, but seem to be parts of the same tablet. ** Tablet not numbered.
ft Tablet not seen by E. L. B. Z Zakhyrakis tablet destroyed 1899 (SM I, 17-18).