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INDEX.

BRACELETS.

A.

Accidents in the work, 132, 14.7, 275 ;
no one killed or seriously injured,
357-

Achilles, tumulus of, 177, 178.

Achilleum, town of, 178.

AZneas, his supposed dynasty at Troy,
19, 182.

ASsyetes, tumulus of, 182.

Agate, fine, balls of, 165.

Aianteum, town of, 178.

Ajax, tumulus of, 177, 178, 197.

Akshi-koi, as proposed site for Troy,
refuted, 45.

Alexander the Great, at Ilium, 61, 146,
178,251.

Altar, the great primitive, 277, 278,
291.

Altars, flaming, an Aryan emblem on
the terra-cottas, 120, 121, 160.

Amphora, a large Trojan, 63.

Antelopes, an Aryan emblem on the
terra-cottas, signifying the winds, 120,
]35, 136.

Antlers of deer, 165

Apollo, temple of the Thymbrian, 177;
Greek temple at Ilium, and bas-
relief of, 32,145,223, 257. (Temple :
Metope.)

Aqueduct from the Thymbrius, re-
mains of, 239.

Archers, supposed trench for, on the
Tower, 318.

Aristotle's explanation of the Senas
<•/*</>« wreXXoi/, 15, 313.

Aruna, in the Egyptian records, pro-
bably denotes Ilium, 126.

Aryan origin of all the settlers at His-

sarlik, 16, 252, 347, &c. (See
Settlers.)

Assyrian Art, supposed traces of, ill.

Athena, tutelar goddess of Troy, re-
presented with the head of an owl,
20, 54, 113, &c.

------, her temple, where the Trojan

matrons went up to supplicate her,

147-
Atlas of photographic illustrations,
357 ; Preface, p. v. foil.

B.

Balls, terra-cotta, with astronomical
and religious symbols, 167, 168, 188,

364-
Batiea or Mynna, tumulus of, 180,

197 ; now called Pacha Te"pe", 198 ;

opened, 301 ; pottery of the same

age as the Trojan stratum at His-

sarlik, ibid.

Battle-axes, copper, found in the Trea-
sure, 330, 331 ; of stone, 21, 252.
(See Weapons.)

Bellerophon and Prcetus, the aij/jara
\vypd, 138.

Bit, a horse's, a copper instrument re-
sembling, 261.

Boars' tusks, 78, 165.

Bolts, copper, of the Scasan Gates, 302.

Bone, a piece of, curiously engraved,
295.

Bones, found on the Tower, 213;
human skull and ashes found in
an urn, 267 ; of animals, 165, &c.
(See Skeletons.)

Bracelets, of silver, gold, and elec-
trum, 164, 165 ; golden, found in the
Treasure, 337.