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| Heads of Archaic figurines. Top and bottom heads: Daidalid type, early Archaic period. Left and right heads: represent goddesses with hollow poloi crowning their oval faces. Developed Archaic style ... 1934 ... Athens |
| Two pitchers, Late Mycenaean period (LH III). Handles extending from the shoulder to the neck or to the lip. The decoration consists mainly of parallel lines. Very common shape ... Athens |
| Middle Helladic black and red monochrome sherds. In fabric the black monochrome ware closely resembles that of Early Helladic Period, but the shapes show less similarity. The sherds vary greatly in color, ... 1937 ... that of Early Helladic ... part of a bowl with inward ... reminiscent of Minyan ware. This is |
| Early Helladic sherds. Top row (except second sherd from right): polished ware. The sherds are extremely well made, hard and thin. The clay is of the fine quality and well levigated, and does not contain ... 1937 ... thin. The clay is of the fine ... All of the sherds are very ... firing. The marks of polishing |
| Black-figured pitcher from Y-Z. The pitcher is painted black except for the panel in front reserved for the decoration. Below this panel is a purple line, and on the neck is a double row of ivy leaves ... 1937 ... row of ivy leaves below a ... Only a small piece of the ... the left of the centre, |
| Middle Helladic vase. A low-stemmed cup or goblet. It is of coarse clay, but the surface is smooth and slightly polished. It stands 0.087 m. high. This red monochrome vase is important in that there ... 1937 ... Archaeological Photographic Collection |
| View of the Sanctuary of Eros and Aphrodite from the east, with the niches and the rock-cut path ... Sanctuary of Eros and Aphrodite ... Athens |
| Bronze arrow-heads. The bronze arrow-heads fall into three types. The most common of these have three ribs and a socket in which the shaft was fixed. The first eight arrow-heads of the upper row and all ... 1934 ... Archaeological Photographic Collection |
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