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Title: Excavations at Phylakopi in Melos,
Year: 1904 (1900s)
Authors: British School at Athens Atkinson, Thomas Dinham, 1864-1948
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Publisher: London : Published by the Council, and sold on their behalf by Macmillan
Contributing Library: Getty Research Institute
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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- e.g. .Schliemann, Tiryn$, p. 9G, no. 19. and gems (e.y. J.H.S. 1902, ,p. 8U, no. 31) : - The best instance of such importation is it occurs also among the Tell el Amarna the Egyptian aegis found at Enkomi (E.v- moulds (Petrie, Tell el Amarna, PI. x.v. no. cavations in Cyprus, V\. V). oSl). On Mycenaean pottery it sometimes Cf. a Horal ornament of similar sliape takes the form of a vertical border like a found on gold work (t.;/. a gold necklace from Ijouijuct of lotus Howcrs. 110 C. C. EDGAR Fig. 186). It ought to be compared with a well-known Egyptian specimenfigured in Maspero, Arch. Eg. p. 301, Fig. 278. 2. The shallow bowls of XV. 17-20 are also very typical of the matt
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Fiu. 793 (1 :2).Flat, Two-Handled Vask-j. black-class of pottery. For the form see Fig. 77 and PL XV. 20; it islike that of certain large bronze vessels from the .=; haft-tombs. They have 1 Outside of PL XV. 20. - (Treenisli surface ; matt black paint. ■^ (greenish while surface ; matt black paint iucised mark on underside, of same type asB 15 in the Table of Signs, p. 179. THE POTTERY. Ill two handles, erected on opposite sides of the rim; the rim is flat on the topand has a very slight outward projection; the base is convex but the curve is

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