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AEGEAN CIVILIZATION

Plate II.

PLASTIC ART

Fig. 1.— FAÏENCE PLAQUE, CNOSSUS.
B. S. A. ix. Plate III.

Fig. 2.— MARBLE IDOLS, AMORGOS; 6-11; FIDDLE
AND MALLET TYPES, 12-14, DEVELOPED TYPES.
Man, 1901, 185, No 146
                                                                By permission of the Royal Anthropological Institute



Fig. 3.— COLOURED BAS-RELIEF IN GESSO
DURO, REPRESENTING MALE TORSO
WITH FLEUR-DE-LIS COLLAR.
B. S. A. vii. 17 Fig. 6.

Fig. 4.— MARBLE HEAD
FROM AMORGOS (ASH-
MOLEAN MUSEUM).

Fig. 5.— BULL IN PAINTED PLASTER, CNOSSUS.
Photo by Dr A. J. Evans.

Figs 6, 7— IVORY FIGURES AND HEADS OF ATHLETS, BULL-FIGHTERS OR ACROBATS, CNOSSUS.
B.S.A. viii. Plates II, and III, and p. 72 sq.

By permission of the Society for the Promotion of Hellenic Studies.

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