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xlii LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
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and Road is seen part of the Great Tower of Ilium, and
to the right hand, next to and behind the Gate, the
ruins of the Palace of Priam, partly overladen with later
but still pre-Hellenic walls, and partly standing free.
Behind, the Scsean Gate appears again, going in a
direction W.N.W., then the great City Wall, and upon
it, at or about the spot marked a, the Treasure was
found. In the background, where the man stands, is
seen a wall built of massive hewn stones, belonging to
a Tower of the Greek age. Behind this Tower-wall
appear the Plain of Troy, the Hellespont, the island
of Imbros, and above this the mountains of Samothrace.
At the right extremity of the picture, also, a part of the
Plain of Troy is seen through the great cutting, over
the ruins of the royal House.
Plate XIV. The Treasure of Priam .. .. .. To face . 324
No. 234. A Copper Shield with a boss (dajri's 6/x<£aA<ko-o-a).
No. 235. Great Copper Caldron (Ac/fys).
Plate XV. The Treasure of Priam .. .. .. To face 325
No. 236. Curious Plate of Copper (perhaps a Hasp of the
Chest), with Discs fixed on one end, and a Silver Vase
welded to the other by the conflagration.
No. 237. Bottle of pure Gold, weighing about 1 lb. Troy.
No. 238. Cup of pure Gold, pannelled, weighing 7j oz.
Troy.
Plate XVI. The Treasure of Priam. Remarkable two-
handled Cup of Pure Gold (SeVas a/x.^>iKV7rcAAov), weighing
about 1 lb. 6 oz. Troy .. .. .. .. To face 326
No. 239. Outside View of the Two-handled Gold Cup.
No. 240. Inside View of the Two-handled Gold Cup.
No. 241. Bronze Cup used in China for Libations and Drinking 327
Plate XVII. The Treasure of Priam .. .. To face 328
No. 242. Six Blades of Silver (Homeric Talents ?).
Nos. 243, 244. Two Silver Vases, with caps and rings for
suspending by cords.
No. 245. A Silver Dish (<f>ia\-q), with a boss in the centre.
No. 246. A Silver Cup, 3^ in. high and nearly 4 in. wide.
Plate XVIII. The Treasure of Priam .. ..To face 329
No. 247. A small Silver Cover.
No. 248. A small Cup of Electrum.
No. 249. Large Silver Jug, with handle, in which the small
Ornaments were found.
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and Road is seen part of the Great Tower of Ilium, and
to the right hand, next to and behind the Gate, the
ruins of the Palace of Priam, partly overladen with later
but still pre-Hellenic walls, and partly standing free.
Behind, the Scsean Gate appears again, going in a
direction W.N.W., then the great City Wall, and upon
it, at or about the spot marked a, the Treasure was
found. In the background, where the man stands, is
seen a wall built of massive hewn stones, belonging to
a Tower of the Greek age. Behind this Tower-wall
appear the Plain of Troy, the Hellespont, the island
of Imbros, and above this the mountains of Samothrace.
At the right extremity of the picture, also, a part of the
Plain of Troy is seen through the great cutting, over
the ruins of the royal House.
Plate XIV. The Treasure of Priam .. .. .. To face . 324
No. 234. A Copper Shield with a boss (dajri's 6/x<£aA<ko-o-a).
No. 235. Great Copper Caldron (Ac/fys).
Plate XV. The Treasure of Priam .. .. .. To face 325
No. 236. Curious Plate of Copper (perhaps a Hasp of the
Chest), with Discs fixed on one end, and a Silver Vase
welded to the other by the conflagration.
No. 237. Bottle of pure Gold, weighing about 1 lb. Troy.
No. 238. Cup of pure Gold, pannelled, weighing 7j oz.
Troy.
Plate XVI. The Treasure of Priam. Remarkable two-
handled Cup of Pure Gold (SeVas a/x.^>iKV7rcAAov), weighing
about 1 lb. 6 oz. Troy .. .. .. .. To face 326
No. 239. Outside View of the Two-handled Gold Cup.
No. 240. Inside View of the Two-handled Gold Cup.
No. 241. Bronze Cup used in China for Libations and Drinking 327
Plate XVII. The Treasure of Priam .. .. To face 328
No. 242. Six Blades of Silver (Homeric Talents ?).
Nos. 243, 244. Two Silver Vases, with caps and rings for
suspending by cords.
No. 245. A Silver Dish (<f>ia\-q), with a boss in the centre.
No. 246. A Silver Cup, 3^ in. high and nearly 4 in. wide.
Plate XVIII. The Treasure of Priam .. ..To face 329
No. 247. A small Silver Cover.
No. 248. A small Cup of Electrum.
No. 249. Large Silver Jug, with handle, in which the small
Ornaments were found.