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BIBLIOGRAPHY
Die Kretisch-Mykenische Kultur, by D. Fimmen (1922), is a work indispensable to
those interested in the subject. It covers a tremendous range and its great value lies
in the exhaustive bibliography of each prehistoric site.
For the connections of Egypt and Crete in early times by far the best illustrated
and most suggestive work is to be found in the Palace of Minos by Sir Arthur Evans.
There are also—though they are chiefly concerned with ceramics—the two volumes
of Dr H. Frankfort's Pottery of the Near East, while his chapter in the Mural Paintings
of el 'Amarneh is invaluable for its hints as to the influence of Cretan art on Egypt
and for its references to the latest literature on the subject. For Egyptian connections
with the Mainland one must turn to Dr H. R. Hall's Civilization of Greece in the
Bronze Age.
These are the general works on the subject. I have attempted no more, because
the scattered references which would otherwise be necessary are all to be found under
the respective sites.
The following are the abbreviations used:
A .J.A. American Journal of Archaeology.
Arch. Anz. Archdologischer Anzeiger in Jahrbuch des Deutschen Archaologischen
Instituts.
Arch. Delt. 'Ap%aio\oyitcbv AeXriov.
At. Mitt. Mittheilungen des Deutschen Archaologischen Instituts, Athenische Abteilung.
B.C.H. Bulletin de Correspondance Hellenique.
B. S.A. Annual of the British School at Athens.
C. A.H. Cambridge Ancient History.
Cat. Fig. Ant. du Louvre Catalogue des Figurines Antiques de Terre Cuite de Musee du Louvre. Leon
Heuzey.
E.E.C. Excavations in Eastern Crete, Sphoungaras and Vrokastro. Miss E. Hall.
Eph. Arch. ^(prj/Meph 'ApxaioXoyi/crj.
Fimmen Die Kretisch-Mykenische Kultur.
J.H.S. Journal of the Hellenic Society.
Mon. Ant. Monimenti Antichi.
P. of M. Palace of Minos. Sir Arthur Evans.
P.S.B.A. Proceedings of the Society of Biblical Archaeology.
V.T.M. Vaulted Tombs of the Messard. S. Xanthoudides. (Translated by Professor
Droop.)
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Die Kretisch-Mykenische Kultur, by D. Fimmen (1922), is a work indispensable to
those interested in the subject. It covers a tremendous range and its great value lies
in the exhaustive bibliography of each prehistoric site.
For the connections of Egypt and Crete in early times by far the best illustrated
and most suggestive work is to be found in the Palace of Minos by Sir Arthur Evans.
There are also—though they are chiefly concerned with ceramics—the two volumes
of Dr H. Frankfort's Pottery of the Near East, while his chapter in the Mural Paintings
of el 'Amarneh is invaluable for its hints as to the influence of Cretan art on Egypt
and for its references to the latest literature on the subject. For Egyptian connections
with the Mainland one must turn to Dr H. R. Hall's Civilization of Greece in the
Bronze Age.
These are the general works on the subject. I have attempted no more, because
the scattered references which would otherwise be necessary are all to be found under
the respective sites.
The following are the abbreviations used:
A .J.A. American Journal of Archaeology.
Arch. Anz. Archdologischer Anzeiger in Jahrbuch des Deutschen Archaologischen
Instituts.
Arch. Delt. 'Ap%aio\oyitcbv AeXriov.
At. Mitt. Mittheilungen des Deutschen Archaologischen Instituts, Athenische Abteilung.
B.C.H. Bulletin de Correspondance Hellenique.
B. S.A. Annual of the British School at Athens.
C. A.H. Cambridge Ancient History.
Cat. Fig. Ant. du Louvre Catalogue des Figurines Antiques de Terre Cuite de Musee du Louvre. Leon
Heuzey.
E.E.C. Excavations in Eastern Crete, Sphoungaras and Vrokastro. Miss E. Hall.
Eph. Arch. ^(prj/Meph 'ApxaioXoyi/crj.
Fimmen Die Kretisch-Mykenische Kultur.
J.H.S. Journal of the Hellenic Society.
Mon. Ant. Monimenti Antichi.
P. of M. Palace of Minos. Sir Arthur Evans.
P.S.B.A. Proceedings of the Society of Biblical Archaeology.
V.T.M. Vaulted Tombs of the Messard. S. Xanthoudides. (Translated by Professor
Droop.)
xv