Pendlebury, John D.: The archaeology of Crete: an introduction (London, 1939)

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THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF CRETE

PLATE

XXVIII. I.

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XXIX. I.

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XXX. I.

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XXXI. I.

XXXII. I.

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XXXIII. I.

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XXXIV. I.

REFERENCE
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knossos, MIDDLE MINOAN III VASES OF CLAY

(b [inscribed] and c) and faience (a)

159, 166, 168

KNOSSOS, MIDDLE MINOAN III FIGURINE OF
THE SNAKE GODDESS, IN FAIENCE, FROM
THE TEMPLE REPOSITORIES 166

KNOSSOS, MIDDLE MINOAN III FAIENCE FROM

THE TEMPLE REPOSITORIES 166

PHAISTOS, CLAY DISC, IMPORTED FROM
SOUTH-WEST ASIA MINORf?], AND
STAMPED WITH SIGNS, MIDDLE MINOAN III 17O

KNOSSOS, THE CARAVANSERAI AND VIADUCT 184
KNOSSOS, THE SOUTH PROPYLAEUM
PARTIALLY RESTORED SHOWING REPRO-
DUCTIONS OF THE CUPBEARER FRESCO 186, 199

KNOSSOS, THE THRONE room WITH THE
ORIGINAL THRONE OF GYPSUM AND A RE-
PRODUCTION OF THE GRIFFIN FRESCO 190, 200

PSEIRA, THE LATE MINOAN HARBOUR TOWN IQI

KNOSSOS, THE LITTLE PALACE FROM the

south (from Handbook to the Palace of
Minos, PI. VIII, 2) 192

KNOSSOS, THE TEMPLE TOMB FROM THE EAST

after restoration (from Handbook to

the Palace of Minos, PI. X, 2) 194, 195

KNOSSOS, LATE MINOAN I PAINTED RELIEF

CALLED the ' PRIEST KING ' I98

agia TRIADHA, MIDDLE MINOAN IIl6.—LATE

MINOAN I a FRESCO OF A HUNTING cat 197

agia TRIADHA, LATE MINOAN la ALABASTRON

IMITATING AN EGYPTIAN SHAPE
ISOPATA, LATE MINOAN I(Z POLYCHROME

VASE

PSEIRA, LATE MINOAN la jar
KNOSSOS, LATE MINOAN I a jar

GOURNIA, LATE MINOAN lb STIRRUP VASE

WITH OCTOPUS
PALAIKASTRO, LATE MINOAN lb RHYTONS IN

THE MARINE STYLE 205, 206

202

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203
204

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