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MYCENAE
97. Fragments of Hornblende
Porphyry Bowl.
98. Alabaster Vase.
Found in Tomb 518. 5-5 x 5-3 cms. Typical Old Kingdom
work. (Cf. No. 25 from Knossos.)
Context: L.H. Ill beads, obsidian arrow head, L.H. I—II
pottery (some early L.H. III).
(Athens Nat. Museum. Case 53, unnumbered. Evans, P. of M. II. i.
p. 31, footnote.)
Ist—IInd DYNASTIES
Found in Tomb 102 (next to Tomb 505 on road to citadel).1
Globular body, cylindrical neck, flat handle prolonged with
grooved collar round neck below lip. A type derived from
Syria but common under Thothmes III or Amenhotep II.
(Cf. Maclver and Mace, El Amrah, PI. L. Tomb D. 11.)
Context: another vase of Egyptian alabaster but Minoan
work, L.M. II Palace style vase, L.H. II pottery, gold orna-
ments, steatite lampstands.
(Ibid. Case 61, No. 6252. J.H.S. xxiv. p. 324, PI. XIV e.)
MID - XVIIIth D YNA STY
THOLOI
99. Four Fragments of Alabaster
Vase.
Found in deposit earth obstructing doorway of "Treasury of
Atreus", in Stamatakis' excavations. Wide flat lip. (Cf. Iso-
pata, Nos. 35, 36, etc.)
Context: M.H., L.H. II and L.H. Ill sherds.
(Ibid. Inventory, No. 95. B.S.A. xxv. p. 356.)
XVIIIth DYNASTY
100. Two Fragments of Alabaster Found in "Tomb of Clytaemnestra" in 1913. Same type of
Vase. vase as preceding. From the unstratified earth obstructing
the doorway and dromos.
Context: one M.H., many L.H. I, II, III sherds.
(Ibid. Unidentified. B.S.A. xxv. p. 367.)
XVIIIth DYNASTY
PROVENANCE UNKNOWN
101. Baggy Vase of Banded Alabaster. About 35 cms. high. (Cf. Isopata, Nos. 35, 36.)
(Ibid. Case 61, unnumbered.)
XVIIIth DYNASTY
102. Alabaster Amphora. 27 cms. high. Two handles join the neck.
(Ibid. Case 61, No. 3225.)
XVIIIth DYNASTY
1 Wrongly stated by Bosanquet (J.H.S. xxiv. loc. cit.) to be from a tomb between "Atreus" and "Cly-
taemnestra", and by Hall (Civilization of Greece in the Bronze Age, p. 149) to be from the "Tomb of
Aegisthus".
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97. Fragments of Hornblende
Porphyry Bowl.
98. Alabaster Vase.
Found in Tomb 518. 5-5 x 5-3 cms. Typical Old Kingdom
work. (Cf. No. 25 from Knossos.)
Context: L.H. Ill beads, obsidian arrow head, L.H. I—II
pottery (some early L.H. III).
(Athens Nat. Museum. Case 53, unnumbered. Evans, P. of M. II. i.
p. 31, footnote.)
Ist—IInd DYNASTIES
Found in Tomb 102 (next to Tomb 505 on road to citadel).1
Globular body, cylindrical neck, flat handle prolonged with
grooved collar round neck below lip. A type derived from
Syria but common under Thothmes III or Amenhotep II.
(Cf. Maclver and Mace, El Amrah, PI. L. Tomb D. 11.)
Context: another vase of Egyptian alabaster but Minoan
work, L.M. II Palace style vase, L.H. II pottery, gold orna-
ments, steatite lampstands.
(Ibid. Case 61, No. 6252. J.H.S. xxiv. p. 324, PI. XIV e.)
MID - XVIIIth D YNA STY
THOLOI
99. Four Fragments of Alabaster
Vase.
Found in deposit earth obstructing doorway of "Treasury of
Atreus", in Stamatakis' excavations. Wide flat lip. (Cf. Iso-
pata, Nos. 35, 36, etc.)
Context: M.H., L.H. II and L.H. Ill sherds.
(Ibid. Inventory, No. 95. B.S.A. xxv. p. 356.)
XVIIIth DYNASTY
100. Two Fragments of Alabaster Found in "Tomb of Clytaemnestra" in 1913. Same type of
Vase. vase as preceding. From the unstratified earth obstructing
the doorway and dromos.
Context: one M.H., many L.H. I, II, III sherds.
(Ibid. Unidentified. B.S.A. xxv. p. 367.)
XVIIIth DYNASTY
PROVENANCE UNKNOWN
101. Baggy Vase of Banded Alabaster. About 35 cms. high. (Cf. Isopata, Nos. 35, 36.)
(Ibid. Case 61, unnumbered.)
XVIIIth DYNASTY
102. Alabaster Amphora. 27 cms. high. Two handles join the neck.
(Ibid. Case 61, No. 3225.)
XVIIIth DYNASTY
1 Wrongly stated by Bosanquet (J.H.S. xxiv. loc. cit.) to be from a tomb between "Atreus" and "Cly-
taemnestra", and by Hall (Civilization of Greece in the Bronze Age, p. 149) to be from the "Tomb of
Aegisthus".
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