CHAPTER I.—TIRYNS.
VIGNETTE.—No. 1. Map of Argolis		1
No. 2. Terra-cotta Cow,	Tiryns	10
Nos. 3-7. Terra-cotta Cows,	"	11
Nos. 8-11. Terra-cotta Idols,	"	12
No. 12. Bronze Figure,	"	14
Nos. 13, 14. Terra-cotta Vessels,	"	17
No. 15. Stone Whorl, found at Mycenæ		18
CHAPTER II.—MYCENÆ.
VIGNETTE.—No. 16. Ruins of the Cyclopean Bridge at Mycenæ		23
No. 17. Walls of the First Period		29
No. 18. Walls of the Second Period		30
No. 19. Walls of the Third Period		30
No. 20. Entrance to the ogive-like Gallery in the Walls of the Citadel of Mycenæ		32
No. 21. Gate of the Lions		32
No. 22. Plan of the Gate of the Lions		34
No. 22a. Right and Left Door-posts of the Gate of Lions		35
No. 23. Elevation and Plan of the Postern Gate		35
No. 23a. Terra-cotta Vase		51
CHAPTER III.—MYCENÆ.
VIGNETTE.—No. 24. First of the Tombstones found above the Sepulchres in the Acropolis		52
No. 25. Terra-cotta Vase		64
No. 26. Terra-cotta Jug		65
No. 27. Vase of Yellow Ware, with black and yellow lines		66
No. 28. Vase of Black and Yellow Ware		67
No. 29. Terra-cotta vase. The bands yellow and reddish, the lines black		67
PLATE VIII.—Nos. 30-34. Fragments of Painted Vases.	End of Volume
PLATE IX.—Nos. 35-39. ""	"
PLATE X.—Nos. 40-47. ""	"
PLATE XI.—Nos. 48-54. ""	"
PLATE XII.—Nos. 55-61. ""	"
PLATE XIII.—Nos. 62-67. ""	"
PLATE XIV.—Nos. 68-72. ""	"
PLATE XV.—Nos. 73-78. ""	"
No. 80. Painted Vase		68
No. 81. Human Head on the Mouth of a Jug		69
No. 82. Human Head on a Potsherd		69
No. 83. Goblet of Terra-cotta		70
Nos. 84-89. Fragments of Painted Pottery		71
PLATE XVI.—Nos. 90-93. Terra-cotta Idols	End of Volume
PLATE XVII.—Nos. 94-98.	"
PLATE XVIII.—Nos. 99-102.	"
PLATE XIX.—Nos. 103-110.	"
No. 111. Terra-cotta Idol		72
Nos. 112, 113. Terra-cotta Figures		73
Nos. 114-119. Terra-cotta Figures of Animals		74
No. 120. Objects in Bronze, Lead, and Iron		74
Nos. 121-125. Bronze Knives		75
No. 126. Arrow-heads, Hatchets, and other objects of stone		76
No. 127. Fragment of a Lyre of Bone		78
Nos. 128, 129. Lower and Upper Ends of a Flute		78
No. 130a. Another part of the same Flute		79
Nos. 130-136. Combs and Needles of Terra-cotta		79
Nos. 137-139. Terra-cotta Ornaments		79
No. 140. Second Tombstone, found above the Sepulchres in the Acropolis		81
No. 140a. Pattern of straight and spiral frets		83
CHAPTER IV.—MYCENÆ.
VIGNETTE.—No. 141. Third Tombstone, found above the Sepulchres in the Acropolis		86
No. 142. Fourth Tombstone, found above the Sepulchres in the Acropolis		91
No. 143. Piece of a Tombstone		92
No. 144. "		93
No. 145. "		94
Nos. 146-148. Three Pieces of Tombstones		95
Nos. 149-150. Fragments of Tombstones		96
No. 151. Piece of a quadrangular Column of Red Porphyry		97
Nos. 152-154. Fragments of Friezes		98
No. 155. Jasper Weight, with a hole for suspension		100
No. 156. Fragment of a perforated Terra-cotta Vase		101
No. 157. Piece of a Painted Vase, from the "dromos" of the Treasury near the Lions' Gate		103
No. 158. Fragment of the same Pottery from the "dromos"		103
No. 159. Idol of Terra-cotta, with a Cow's Head, on the handle of a Vase		104
No. 160. Idol of Terra-cotta with a Cow's Head		105
No. 161. Cow-headed Idols of Hera		106
No. 162. Two faces of a Granite Mould for casting various ornaments		107
No. 163. Four faces of a six-sided Mould of Basalt		109
Nos. 164-166. Ornaments of Glazed Clay		109
Nos. 167-169. " "		110
Nos. 170-172. " "		111
No. 173. Double-edged Hatchet of Bronze		111
Nos. 174-181. Lentoid Gems		112
Nos. 182-189. Lentoid Gems, Cylinder, and Beads		113
No. 190. A Disk of Terra-cotta, with the appearance of an Inscription		115
No. 190a. Pattern of the Slabs forming the Double Parallel Circle enclosing the Agora		117
CHAPTER V.—MYCENÆ.
VIGNETTE.—No. 191. The Village of Charvati, with the ancient Quarry of Mycenæ		118
PLATE XX.—Nos. 192-197. { Fragments of Painted Pottery from {  the Approach to the Treasury PLATE XXI.—Nos. 198-204.   { near the Lions' Gate	End Of Volume
Nos. 205-209. Beads of Glass and Fluor-spar		121
No. 210. Threshold of the Gate of Lions		121
No. 210 a. Slanting Bench of the Agora		125
No. 211. A Fish of Wood		129
No. 212. A curious Idol		129
No. 213. Fragments of a Painted Vase representing armed Warriors		133
No. 213 a, b. A very frequent type of Mycenean Painted Pottery		138
CHAPTER VI.—MYCENÆ.
VIGNETTE.—No. 214. Other Fragments of the Vase (No. 213)		139
Nos. 215, 216. Fragments of Friezes of blue and white marble, found in the Treasury near the Lions' Gate		140
Nos. 217-220. Bronze Rings (two with intaglio engravings), and a twisted Gold Wire		142
No. 221. Bronze Sword		144
CHAPTER VII.—SEPULCHRES I. II. III.[26]
VIGNETTE.—No. 222. Fragment of a Wooden Box		150
No. 223. Plan of Tombstones in the First Tomb		151
Nos. 224-229. Objects of ivory, bone, or metallic composition. Sepulchre I.		153
No. 230. Foot of a black hand-made Goblet. Sepulchre I.		154
No. 231. Cross of Golden Laurel Leaves. Sepulchre II.		157
Nos. 232, 233. Fragments of a very ancient wheel-made Vase. Sepulchre II.		160
No. 234. Plan of Tombstones above the Third Tomb		161
No. 235. Piece of Ornamented Ivory		162
Nos. 236, 237. Hand-made Vases of Terra-cotta		163
No. 238. Large Bronze Dagger, with two blades soldered together in the middle		164
No. 239. Plate of Gold		166
No. 240. " " A Cuttle-fish		166
No. 241. " " A Flower		167
No. 242. " "		167
No. 243. " " A Butterfly		168
No. 244. " "		168
No. 245. " "		169
No. 246. " "		169
No. 247. Leaf in Gold Plate		170
No. 248. Leaf Pattern in Gold Plate		170
No. 249. " "		171
No. 250. " "		171
No. 251. Star in Gold Plate		172
No. 252. Plate of Gold		172
Nos. 253-255. Perforated Ornaments of Gold, with Engravings in Intaglio		174
Nos. 256-260. Golden Ornaments		176
No. 261. Golden Ornament. A Griffin		177
Nos. 262, 263. Golden Ornaments. Heart and Lion		178
Nos. 264, 265. Golden Ornaments		179
No. 266. Golden Ornament		180
Nos. 267, 268. Golden Ornaments. Women with Doves		180
No. 269. Golden Ornament		181
Nos. 270, 271. Two Golden Cuttle Fish		181
No. 272. Flying Griffin of Gold		182
No. 273. Golden Ornament		182
Nos. 274-280. Golden Ornaments		183
No. 281. Splendid Crown of Gold, found on the head of one of the three persons interred in the Third Sepulchre		185
No. 282. Golden Diadem, found on the head of another body in the Third Sepulchre		186
Nos. 283, 284. Diadems of Gold		188
No. 285. Cross in Gold Plate		189
Nos. 286-288. Ornaments of Gold		190
Nos. 289,290. Golden Crosses		191
No. 291. Cross of Gold		192
No. 292. Golden Brooch		193
No. 293. Golden Ornament from the Third Sepulchre		194
No. 294. Golden Cross		194
Nos. 295-300. Golden Hair-holders, Bracelets, and Ornaments of Necklaces		196
Nos. 301, 302. Golden Balances		197
Nos. 303-306. Golden Ornaments		199
Nos. 307, 308. Objects of Rock Crystal		200
Nos. 309, 310. Sceptres of Silver plated with Gold, with Handles of Rock Crystal		201
Nos. 311-315. Beads of Agate and Lentoid Gems of Sardonyx and Amethyst		202
No. 316. Golden Wheel		203
Nos. 317, 318. Goblet and Box of Gold		205
No. 319. Golden Vase, with lid attached by a golden wire		206
Nos. 320-322. Three Golden Vessels		207
No. 323. Box of Copper Plate, filled with wood		208
No. 324. Vessel of Terra-Cotta		209
No. 325. Object of Alabaster		209
CHAPTER VIII.—SEPULCHRE IV.
VIGNETTE.—No. 326. Golden Mask in the form of a Lion's Head		211
No. 327. Cow's Head of Silver, with Horns of Gold		216
No. 328. Another View of the Cow's Head		217
Nos. 329, 330. Two Golden Cow-Heads, with double axes		218
No. 331. Mask of Gold, found on the face of a body		220
No. 332. Gold Mask		221
No. 333 a, b. Two Gold Signet Rings		223
Nos. 334, 335. Intaglios on the Signet Rings		223
No. 336. Bracelet of Gold		227
No. 337. Splendid Crown of Gold found close to the head of one of the bodies in the Fourth Sepulchre		229
No. 338. Human Thigh-bone, with a Gold Ornament of the greaves still attached to it		230
No. 339. Golden Goblet with two handles		231
No. 340. Golden Goblet with one handle		232
No. 341. Golden Wine-Flagon		232
No. 342. Golden Cup		233
No. 343. Plain Massive Cup of Gold		233
No. 344. Large Massive Gold Goblet with two handles		234
No. 345. Gold Cup with one handle		236
No. 346. Golden Goblet with two doves on the handles		237
No. 347. Large Gold Cup		239
No. 348. Large Silver Goblet, richly plated with gold		240
No. 349. Hand-made Vase of Terra-cotta		240
Nos. 350, 351. Objects of Egyptian Porcelain, of unknown use		241
No. 352. Alabaster Model of a sort of Scarf tied in a noose		242
No. 353. Silver Flagon		243
No. 354. Gold Model of a Shoulder Belt		244
No. 355. Amber Necklace-beads		245
No. 356. Large three-handled Vase of Alabaster, recomposed from the Fragments		246
Nos. 357, 358. Belt and "Belle Hélène" of Gold		248
Nos. 359-365. Various Ornaments of Gold		250
No. 366. Highly-decorated Golden Cylinder, probably the handle of a sword or sceptre		251
Nos. 367-370. Golden Ornaments		253
Nos. 371, 372. Objects of Copper		255
Nos. 373-375. Two Bone Lids of Jars and a piece of an Alabaster Vase		256
No. 376. Stag, of an alloy of silver and lead		257
Nos. 377-386. Buttons of Wood, covered with plates of gold, highly ornamented		258, 259
Nos. 387-401. Plates of Gold		263
Nos. 402-413. Gold Buttons		264
Nos. 414-422a. " "		265
No. 423. Model of a Temple in Gold		267
No. 424. A Cuttle-fish in Gold		268
Nos. 425, 426. Two halves of a whorl-shaped object of thick Gold Plate		268
Nos. 427-434. Gold Covers of the Knobs of Sword-handles		269-271
No. 435. Arrow-heads of Obsidian		272
No. 436. Large Copper Vessel		274
No. 437. Two large Copper Vessels stuck together		275
No. 438. Large Copper Vessel with three handles		275
No. 439. Large two-handled Vessel of Copper		276
No. 440 Copper Tripod		278
No. 441. Lance-head of Bronze		279
Nos. 442, 442a. Small One-edged Bronze Swords		279
Nos. 443, 444. Fragment of a Two-edged Bronze Sword, and another weapon, probably a Dagger		280
No. 445 a, b, c. Two-edged Bronze Swords, and an Alabaster Sword Knob		281
No. 446. Two-edged Bronze Sword		282
Nos. 447-449. Two-edged Bronze Swords, and an Alabaster Sword Knob		283
No. 450. Human Jawbone		285
Nos. 451, 452. Golden Tube, and Golden Dragon with scales of rock crystal, both being probably pieces of a sceptre-handle		287
CHAPTER IX.—SEPULCHRE I.[27]
VIGNETTE.—No. 474. Massive Golden Mask of the body at the south end of the First Sepulchre		289
No. 453. Richly ornamented Cup of Gold. Sepulchre V.		292
No. 454. The upper part of a body found in the First Tomb. From an Oil Painting made directly after its discovery		297
No. 455. Golden Shoulder-belt, with a fragment of the two-edged Sword		299
No. 456. Small Jar of Rock Crystal		300
No. 457. Funnel-shaped object, of Rock Crystal		300
No. 458. Ornamented Breast-cover of Massive Gold		301
No. 459. Small Bone, with the fragment of a splendidly ornamented Gold Ribbon		302
No. 460. Two Bronze Swords with golden handles; Golden Buttons belonging to the destroyed Wooden Sheaths;   two gold plates, &c.; found lying beside a body in Sepulchre I.		303
No. 461. Gold Sword-tassel		304
No. 462. Golden Covers of Sword-handles, with intaglio ornamentation		305
Nos. 463-466. Bronze Battle-axe and Swords		306
No. 467. Sword-handle, plated with gold, richly ornamented		307
Nos. 468, 469. Curious object of Gold, and Silver Tongs		308
No. 470. Gold Plate, with Intaglio of a Lion chasing a Stag		309
No. 471. Gold Plate, with Intaglio of a Lion catching a Stag		309
No. 472. Gold Plate, with a spiral ornamentation in Intaglio		311
No. 473. See Vignette to Chapter X.		333
No. 474. See Vignette to Chapter IX.		289
No. 475. Large Gold Cup		313
No. 476. Large Gold Cup		314
No. 477. Golden Goblet		315
No. 478. Top and lower part of a large Silver Vase, from the First Sepulchre		316
No. 479. Large Goblet of Alabaster		317
No. 480. Double Eagles in Gold Plate		318
No. 481. Gold Plate, with a pattern in repoussé work		319
No. 482. Golden Mouthpiece of a Vase		320
No. 483. Golden Vase-handle		320
No. 484. Cylinder of Gold Plate		321
Nos. 485-506. Ornamented Gold Buttons		322-324
Nos. 507-512. " "		326
Nos. 513-518. Ornamented Gold Ribbons		326
No. 519. Golden Ornament of the Greaves		328
Nos. 520-524. Bone Tubes and Buttons		328
No. 525. Piece of Ivory; perhaps the Handle of a Dagger		329
No. 526. Object of Egyptian Porcelain		330
No. 527. Wheel-made Vase of Terra-cotta		331
CHAPTER X.—THE ROYAL TOMBS.
VIGNETTE.—No. 473. Massive Golden Mask of the body at the north end of the First Sepulchre		333
CHAPTER XI.—TOMB SOUTH OF THE AGORA.[28]
VIGNETTE.—No. 528. Golden Goblet, with Dog's Head Handles		350
No. 529. Gold Rings, Gold Wire (round and quadrangular) in spirals, and one Silver Ring		353
No. 530. Gold Signet-ring		354
No. 531. Second Gold Signet-ring		360
No. 532. Golden Lion		361
Nos. 533-538. Gold Beads of a Necklace		361
Nos. 539-541. Three Lentoid Gems of Serpentine and Agate with intaglio-work, found on the site of Phœnicé and of the Heræum		362
APPENDIX.
ANALYSIS OF METALS. FROM SEPULCHRE IV.
No. 542. Piece of Argentiferous Gold Foil		368
No. 543. Piece of Sheet Gold		369
Nos. 544, 545. Fragments of a Silver Vase		370
No. 546. Piece of a Bronze Sword		372
Nos. 547-549. Plan, side elevation, and end elevation, of a Bronze Handle of a Vase		375
Illustration to Appendix C—Egyptian Badge		384
Illustration to Appendix D—Two-edged Bronze Sword, after cleaning		386