Waldstein, Charles: The Argive Heraeum (Band 2): Terra-cotta figurines, terra-cotta reliefs, vases, vase fragments, bronzes, engraved stones, gems and ivories, coins, Egyptian or Graeco-Egyptian objects (Boston [u.a.], 1905)

PLATES

*#* The descriptions of the Plates begin at the pages indicated, but the Plates themselves are grouped and placed as follows: Plates
XLIL-XLVIIL, after page 44 ; Plate XLIX., after page 54 ; Plates L.-LXIX., after page 188; Plates LXX.-CXXXVIL,
after page 340 ; Plates CXXXVIII.-CXL., after page 354 ; Plates CXLI., CXLIL, after page 364 ; and Plates CXLIII.
and CA'LIV., after page 374.

*** Plates I.-XLI. are in Volume I.

Plate Page

XLII. Terra-Cotta Figurines. — Primitive and Tirynthian Argive Types: Standing Figures 16

XLIII. Tekra-Cotta Figurines. — Tirynthian Argive Type : Seated Figures.....17

XLIV. Terra-Cotta Figurines. — Advanced Argive Type...........24

XLV. Terra-Cotta Figurines. — Advanced Argive Type : Heads........26

XLVI. Terra-Cotta Figurines. — Early Archaic Type............33

XLVII. Terra-Cotta Figurines. — Early Archaic, Advanced Archaic, and Free Style Types:

Heads.........................31, 37

XLVIII. Terra-Cotta Figurines. — Animals..............23, 29, 39

XLIX. Terra-Cotta Reliefs.....................47

L. Vase Fragments. — Primitive Vases................69

LI. Vase Fragments. — Mycenaean Style : Dull Finish, and Lustrous Finish, Class II. 1 72

LII. Vase Fragments. — Mycenaean Style : Classes II. 2, and III. 1.......79

LIII. Vase Fragments. — Mycenaean Style : Class III. 2...........83

LIV. Vase Fragments. — Mycenaean Style : Class III. 2...........85

LV. Vase Fragments. —■ Mycenaean Style : Classes III. 2, and IV......... 87

LVI. Vase Fragments. — Geometric Style : Linear Motives, Horses, Birds, etc.....105

L VII. Vase Fragments. — Geometric Style : Human and Animal Figures......Ill

LVIII. Vase Fragments. — Geometric Style : Dipylon and Aeginetan........115

LIX. Vase Fragments. — Argive Style.....128, 130, 134, 138, 141, 148, 151, 152

LX. Vase Fragments. — Local Style...............156, 159, 164

LXI. Vase Fragments. — Corinthian Style................167

LXII. Vase Fragments. — Early Attic, Cyrenean, Red-Figure, Black-Figure, and Megara

Ware, etc.......................173, 177, 183

LXIII. Vase Fragments. — Vases in Relief................180

LXIV. Vase Fragments. — Various Argive Types (in color).......91, 134, 145, 147

LXV. Vase Fragments. —Argive Style: Class III. (in color).....135,150,153,158

LXVI. Vase Fragments-----Geometric, Argive, and Local Types (in color) . 153, 154, 157, 165

LXVII. Vase Fragments. — Local Type (in color)..............161

LXVIII. Vase Fragments. — Fragments of a Polychrome Kylix (in color).......179

LXIX. Vase Fragments. —■ Inscriptions Incised on Vases............185

LXX. Bronzes. — Fragments of Statues, Statuettes..............194

LXXI. Bronzes. — Statuette......................194

LXXII. Bronzes. — Animal Figurines...................197

LXXIII. Bronzes. — Animal Figurines...................199

LXXIV. Bronzes. — Animal Figurines...................200

LXXV. Bronzes. — Animal Figurines...................201

LXXVI. Bronzes. — Animal Figurines...................203

LXXVII. Bronzes. — Animal Figurines.................205, 207

LXXVIII. Bronzes. — Animal Figurines, Straight Pins............205, 206

LXXIX. Bronzes. — Straight Pins....................210

LXXX. Bronzes. — Straight Pins....................215

LXXXI. Bronzes. — Straight Pins....................220

LXXXII. Bronzes. — Straight Pins....................224