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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
No. 250. Silver Vase with part of another Silver Vase
welded to it by the fire.
No. 251. Silver Vase with a quantity of copper fixed to its
bottom by the fire.
Nos. 252-256. Trojan Lance-Heads of Copper.—Tr. ..
No. 256. Copper Lance and Battle-Axe welded together by the
conflagration. The Pin-hole of the Lance is visible.—Tr.
Nos. 257-60. Trojan Battle-Axes of Copper.—Tr.
No. 261. Trojan Battle-Axe.—Tr.
Nos. 262-268. Nos. 262, 263, 264, 266. Trojan Two-edged
Copper Daggers, with hooked Stems that have been fastened
into Wooden Handles. No. 264 is doubled up by the
conflagration. No. 265, Weapons molten together. No.
267, a Copper Sword-Blade, with a sharp edge at the end.
No. 268, a Four-sided Copper Bar, ending in a sharp
edge.—Tr.
No. 269. Copper Key, supposed to have belonged to the Trea-
sure-chest.—Tr.
Nos. 270, 271. Cups of Electrum and Silver. Found in the
Palace, near the Treasure, 270 inside 271
Nos. 272-275. Pieces of Helmet-crests found in a Room of the
Palace
Plate XIX. The Treasure of Priam .. .. .. To face
Nos. 276, 277. The two Golden Diadems (ttK^ktox ava.-
OftrfUuY
Plate XX. The Treasure of Priam. Jewels of Gold To face
No. 278. Selection from the small Golden Jewels found
in the Silver Jug.
No. 279. Golden Fillet (a/o-uf), above 18 inches long.
No. 280. Four Golden Earrings, or Tassels (foWvoi), each
3i inches long.
No. 281. Six Golden Bracelets welded together by the con-
flagration.—[Tr.]
No. 282. 4610 Small Jewels of Gold.—Tr.....
No. 283. Terra-cotta Vessel in the shape of a Cask (8 m.).
No. 284. Large Silver Vase found in the House of Priam (8 m.)
No. 285. Splendid Terra-cotta Vase from the Palace of Priam .
No. 286. Curious double-necked Jug (8 m.)
No. 287. Terra-cotta Vessel consisting of three Goblets rising
out of a tube on three feet (4 m.)
No. 288. Terra-cotta Vessel in t'le form of a Pig (7 m.)
33°
33°
33°
33i
33*
333
334
334
335
33^
337
339
34i
342
35°
3Si
35 !
352
No. 250. Silver Vase with part of another Silver Vase
welded to it by the fire.
No. 251. Silver Vase with a quantity of copper fixed to its
bottom by the fire.
Nos. 252-256. Trojan Lance-Heads of Copper.—Tr. ..
No. 256. Copper Lance and Battle-Axe welded together by the
conflagration. The Pin-hole of the Lance is visible.—Tr.
Nos. 257-60. Trojan Battle-Axes of Copper.—Tr.
No. 261. Trojan Battle-Axe.—Tr.
Nos. 262-268. Nos. 262, 263, 264, 266. Trojan Two-edged
Copper Daggers, with hooked Stems that have been fastened
into Wooden Handles. No. 264 is doubled up by the
conflagration. No. 265, Weapons molten together. No.
267, a Copper Sword-Blade, with a sharp edge at the end.
No. 268, a Four-sided Copper Bar, ending in a sharp
edge.—Tr.
No. 269. Copper Key, supposed to have belonged to the Trea-
sure-chest.—Tr.
Nos. 270, 271. Cups of Electrum and Silver. Found in the
Palace, near the Treasure, 270 inside 271
Nos. 272-275. Pieces of Helmet-crests found in a Room of the
Palace
Plate XIX. The Treasure of Priam .. .. .. To face
Nos. 276, 277. The two Golden Diadems (ttK^ktox ava.-
OftrfUuY
Plate XX. The Treasure of Priam. Jewels of Gold To face
No. 278. Selection from the small Golden Jewels found
in the Silver Jug.
No. 279. Golden Fillet (a/o-uf), above 18 inches long.
No. 280. Four Golden Earrings, or Tassels (foWvoi), each
3i inches long.
No. 281. Six Golden Bracelets welded together by the con-
flagration.—[Tr.]
No. 282. 4610 Small Jewels of Gold.—Tr.....
No. 283. Terra-cotta Vessel in the shape of a Cask (8 m.).
No. 284. Large Silver Vase found in the House of Priam (8 m.)
No. 285. Splendid Terra-cotta Vase from the Palace of Priam .
No. 286. Curious double-necked Jug (8 m.)
No. 287. Terra-cotta Vessel consisting of three Goblets rising
out of a tube on three feet (4 m.)
No. 288. Terra-cotta Vessel in t'le form of a Pig (7 m.)
33°
33°
33°
33i
33*
333
334
334
335
33^
337
339
34i
342
35°
3Si
35 !
352