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VI PREFACE.

(2.) The Architectural Drawings and Reports
made by Mr. R. P. Pullan, the architect attached
to the Expedition.

(3.) The Plans and Reports made by Lieutenant
R. M. Smith, R.E., the officer in command of the
small detachment of Royal Engineers who were
employed on this special service.

(4.) Photographs taken at the several sites ex-
cavated by Corporals B. Spackman andMcCart-
ney, R.E.

(5.) The Admiralty Charts of the part of the
coast of Asia Minor visited by the Expedition.

In the account of the excavations, the text of
the official Reports, already referred to, has been
adopted wherever it was practicable; and very few
of the details originally considered worthy of record
have been omitted. It has been thought, that
descriptions drawn up during the progress, and on
the actual site of the several excavations, will be
more valued by archaeologists, than if an attempt
had been made to recast them in a more popular
and abridged form.

The architectural plates have been prepared
Under the superintendence of Mr. Pullan, who has
also contributed their description in volume I., and
in the present volume the Chapter on the restora-