The Palace of Minos A Comparative Account of the Successive Stages of the Early Cretan Civilization as Illustrated by the Discoveries at Knossos
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Preface
- Contents
- 90 PLANS FOR STRUCTURAL RE-CONSTITUTION CARRIED TO COMPLETION. SECTION OF BULL-GRAPPLING RELIEF SET UP IN WEST PORTICO OF NORTHERN ENTRANCE
- 91 THE MINOAN GODDESS AS PATRONESS OF THE PALACE BULL-RING–NEW CHRYSELEPHANTINE IMAGE OF HER AS ‘LADY OF THE SPORTS’: SACRIFICE OF CORRIDA BULLS AND ITS SURVIVAL
- 92 DISCOVERIES OF 1930: OUTER LINE OF ENCEINTE WALL AND ENTRANCE SYSTEM TO THE WEST: NEW ‘KOULOURAS’ OVER EARLIER HOUSES
- 93 FRESH LIGHTS ON POLYCHROME POTTERY OF THE GREAT AGE: ‘BARBOTINE’ WARE AND THE INFLUENCES OF SEA-SHELLS
- 94 A ‘SNAKE ROOM’ OF DOMESTIC CULT; ‘SNAKE TUBES’, THEIR ORIGIN AND SURVIVAL
- 95 THE SACRED ‘ADDER MARK’ AND A STONE STATUETTE OF GODDESS AS ‘SNAKE MOTHER’
- 96 ALTARS AND RITUAL OF THE KNOSSIAN GODDESS: HOUSE AND CHAPEL OF THE ‘HIGH PRIEST’
- 97 ARCHITECTURAL FRIEZES AND OTHER RELIEFS FROM THE ‘MIDDLE PALACE’ AT KNOSSOS AND THE ‘RIDDLE OF MYCENAE’
- 98 ANTICIPATIONS OF LATER ‘PALACE STYLE’–L. M. I b CLASS: FINDS OF L. M. I POTTERY IN EGYPT
- 99 THE ‘PALACE STYLE’ POTTERY OF L. M. II
- SUPPLEMENT TO 99 THE PEDESTALLED GOBLETS AND THE EVIDENCE OF CONTINUED CRETAN INFLUENCE IN L. M. III
- SUPPLEMENTARY PLATES
99 - THE ‘PALACE STYLE’ POTTERY OF L. M. II
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 October 2014
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Preface
- Contents
- 90 PLANS FOR STRUCTURAL RE-CONSTITUTION CARRIED TO COMPLETION. SECTION OF BULL-GRAPPLING RELIEF SET UP IN WEST PORTICO OF NORTHERN ENTRANCE
- 91 THE MINOAN GODDESS AS PATRONESS OF THE PALACE BULL-RING–NEW CHRYSELEPHANTINE IMAGE OF HER AS ‘LADY OF THE SPORTS’: SACRIFICE OF CORRIDA BULLS AND ITS SURVIVAL
- 92 DISCOVERIES OF 1930: OUTER LINE OF ENCEINTE WALL AND ENTRANCE SYSTEM TO THE WEST: NEW ‘KOULOURAS’ OVER EARLIER HOUSES
- 93 FRESH LIGHTS ON POLYCHROME POTTERY OF THE GREAT AGE: ‘BARBOTINE’ WARE AND THE INFLUENCES OF SEA-SHELLS
- 94 A ‘SNAKE ROOM’ OF DOMESTIC CULT; ‘SNAKE TUBES’, THEIR ORIGIN AND SURVIVAL
- 95 THE SACRED ‘ADDER MARK’ AND A STONE STATUETTE OF GODDESS AS ‘SNAKE MOTHER’
- 96 ALTARS AND RITUAL OF THE KNOSSIAN GODDESS: HOUSE AND CHAPEL OF THE ‘HIGH PRIEST’
- 97 ARCHITECTURAL FRIEZES AND OTHER RELIEFS FROM THE ‘MIDDLE PALACE’ AT KNOSSOS AND THE ‘RIDDLE OF MYCENAE’
- 98 ANTICIPATIONS OF LATER ‘PALACE STYLE’–L. M. I b CLASS: FINDS OF L. M. I POTTERY IN EGYPT
- 99 THE ‘PALACE STYLE’ POTTERY OF L. M. II
- SUPPLEMENT TO 99 THE PEDESTALLED GOBLETS AND THE EVIDENCE OF CONTINUED CRETAN INFLUENCE IN L. M. III
- SUPPLEMENTARY PLATES
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- The Palace of MinosA Comparative Account of the Successive Stages of the Early Cretan Civilization as Illustrated by the Discoveries at Knossos, pp. 297 - 358Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2013First published in: 1935