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AEGEAN CIVILIZATION

Plate IV.

TYPES AND COSTUMES, ETC.

Fig. 1.— TESSERAE OF PORCELAIN MOSAIC IN FORM OF HOUSES
AND TOWERS, CNOSSUS.         B. S. A. viii. 15, Fig. 8.		 Fig. 2.— CUP-BEARER, CNOSSUS.
Photo by Dr A. J. Evans.


Fig. 3, 5.— IVORY HEADS FROM SPATA (ATTICA).
Reichel, Homerische Waffen, 1901, p. 103
By permission of A. Hölder, Vienna.

Fig. 4.— FRESCO PAINTING OF GIRL, CNOSSUS.
B. S. A. vii. 57, Fig. 17.

Fig. 5.— See Fig. 3.



Fig. 6.— FAÏENCE FIGURE
OF FEMALE VOTARY
OF SNAKE-GODDESS,
CNOSSUS.
B. S. A. ix. 77, Fig. 56.





Fig. 7.— KEFTIU (CRETAN)
BEARING AEGEAN
VASE AS TRIBUTE TO
PHARAOH.
From H. R. Hall, Oldest Civilization
in Greece (1901).
By permission of the Society for the
Promotion of Hellenic Studies.



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