The Palace of Minos : A Comparative Account of the Successive Stages of the Early Cretan Civilization as Illustrated by the Discoveries at Knossos (Paperback)

50. 'House of the Chancel Screen' and 'Royal Villa'; 51. The 'North-East House' and the import of its contents; 52. The 'House of the Frescoes'; 53. Influence of natural and other designs of M.M. III wall-paintings on late Minoan ceramic decoration; 54. 'The Little Palace' and its pillar cult; 55. Extension of the town of Knossos; 56. The 'Broad Knossos' of Homeric tradition; 57. State approach to palace from north and west; 58. North-west corner entrance to palace, and sanctuary hall; 59. The west court: its causeways and altars; 60. Palatial bronze hoard from north-west treasure house and contemporary deposits from private houses; 61. West porch and entrance system, earlier and later; 62. The 'South Propylaeum', earlier and later , and 'cup-bearer fresco'; 63. The procession fresco, with comparative materials; 64. Ceremonial south-north corridor, I; 65. Ceremonial south-north corridor, II; 66. Double facade of palace on central court; 67. Lion's head 'rhytons' of Minoan rhea.