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1 Minoan and Mycenaean Art I Reynold Higgins Revised Edition 241 illustrations, 54 in colour. ~.. ' ~ '" T&H {03 Thames and Hudson
2 I Contents Introduction 7 CHAPTER ONE 17 Crete BC CHAPTER TWO 53 The Cyclades BC CHAPTER THREE 65 Mainland Greece BC J CHAPTER FOUR 74 The Major Arts in the Late Bronze Age CHAPTER FIVE The Minor Arts in the Late Bronze Age... CHAPTER SIX 189 Epilogue IQ3 Notes 193 Map 194 Select Bibliography 195 Acknowledgments 196 List of Illustrations 197 Index 212
3 -; ~ Index Numbers in italics refer to illustrations acrobat, 31, 35,42; Frontispiece, 25, 35; see also bull-sports Aegina Treasure, 40, 47, 49; 33, 34, 40, 45, 46 Agamemnon, mask of, 152; 190: tomb of, see Treasury of Atreus agate, 51, 80; 224, 231, 236 alabaster, 36, 159, 164 Amenophis III, 10 amethyst, 44, 49, 51 Ammenemes n, 38 Amnisos, 94, 96; 105 Amorgos, 10, 53, 62; 68 amulets see talismanic seals amygdaloid seals, 52, 181-4, 190; 232, 234 Antiparos, 53 applied ornament, 26, 190 '" Archanes, 12 Argive Heraeum, 140 Arkalochori, 142; 174 Athena, 143 axes, double-, 49, 142; 174 bath-tubs, 122; 147 'Battle in the Glen', 184; 83 beads, 49, 173; 44, 46, 216, 218 bead-seals see seals beehive tombs see tholos tombs bird's-nest bowls, 37, 159; 27 Blegen, C. W., II blossom bowls, 37, 159; 28 boars' tusk helmet, 134; 164 Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, 34, 142 bracelets, 72 breccia, 36 bronze statuettes, 135, 136; Frontispiece, 167,168 bull rhytons, 124; 148 bull-head rhytons, 162-4; 202 bull-sports, 3 I, 35,95, 181; Frontispiece, 231 burnished pottery, 54, 66 Byblos, 40, 141 ; 32, 173 Camp-stool fresco, 95 Carbon-14, 14 carnelian, 44,49, 51, 173 Caskey, J. L., II Chalandriani, 54, 63, 64 chalcedony, 51 chalices, 159; chariot-craters, 1I4-16; 132, 133 chariots, 102, 125; 84, 99, 155 chests, 122-4; 145, 146 Chieftain Cup, 155, 156; 192 chronology, 12, 13 Chrysolakkos, 47 clerestory, 86 cloisonne enamelling, 180; 222, 223; inlay, 46, 172, 173 Close Style pottery, 1I8; 138 coffms, 98, 122-4; contortion!see distortion Corinth, 1I, 72, 108 crystal see rock-crystal 212
4 Cup-bearer fresco, 95 Cycladic idols, 58-61; 62-5 Cycladic pottery, 53-8; Cyclopean walls, 8, 82; 1,92 cylinder seals, 80, 181; 224, 228 Cyprus, II4, 134, Daedalus, 80 daggers, ornamental, ; 36, 37, dancer, 95; 104 Delos, 134; 164 Delphi,164 demons, lo2, 188; 241 Dendra, 143, 146, I47, 150; 182, 183 diadems, 44, 64, 72, 169, 175; 211 disk-seals, 5 I distortion, 146, 181 dolphins, 98,141,147; 171 Dorians, 75, 76, 81 duck-vase, 57; 57 ear-rings, 72, 169, 175; 204, 221 eggshell ware, 26 Elgin, Lord, 9, 93 embossing, 46 emery, use of, 36, 61 "- enamel, 172, 173, 180; 213, 214, 222, 223 Enkorni, 150; 133, 134, 165, 166, 188, 217 Ephyrean Style, lo8, II4, 141; 121, 126,186 Euboea,62 Eutresis, 14 Evans, Sir Arthur, lo, II, 50, 76 faience, 31-4,44, 129; 22, 24, 157 fiddle idols, 58; 63 figure-of-eight shields, 134, 141, 186; 164, 169, 170 filigree, 46; 40, 44 finger-rings, 49, ; 47, 83, 84, 223 flattened cylinders, 52, Floral Style pottery, lo3; 115 flute-player see pipe-player flying-fish, 98, 141 ; 108 flying gallop, 141; 84, 85, 169, 170 Forsdyke, Sir John, 154 fortifications, 82; 87 fragmentation, 180 frescoes, ; Fringed Style, 120; 140 'frying-pans', 54; 53, 54 Furtwangler, Ado1, lo Furumark, Arne, I I Gla, 82 glass, 80, 172, 173, 184 glaze see paint goat and kid relief, 34; 24 gold-leaf, 153, 156, 172 Gournia, 38 ; 30 Granary Style pottery, II8 granulation, 46, 172; 39, 43, 204-6, 214, 215, 217, 221 Grave-Circles sce Shaft-Graves 'Greek profile', 49 griffms, 86, 98,122,130,135,169,184; 144,160,161, 166,237 gypsum, 23 haematite, 52; 233 Hagia Triada, 94, 154-6; 191, 192 ; sarcophagus, 98; 106, 107 hair ornaments, 44 harp-player, 58; 64 Harvester Vase, 154; 191 heraldic arrangements, 92, 98, II6, 130, 169, 181; 39,40,100,134,136,162 Homer, 8, 82, 134, 141 hornets, 47; 39 House of Tiles, 66, 72 Household Goddess, 127 ; 152 hunting scenes, 43, lo2, 141, 184; 37, I
5 Ialysus, lo, 173; 126, 129, 155, 216 incised pottery, 54-7; 51-4, 57 inlay, jewellery, 46, 172, 173: vessels, : weapons, Ithaca, 9 ivory, 34, 50, 51, 80, ; 23, 25, Ivory Deposit, 35 jasper, 49, 51; 224 jewellery, Early Minoan, 44-7; 38, 41, 42 : Middle Minoan, 47--9; 39,43-7: Late Minoan, : Early Cycladie, 63, 64: Early Helladic, 71, 72; 78: Middle Helladic, 72: Mycenaean, ; , Kamares Ware, 26, 27; Keos, II, 75, 128; 156 Knossos, passim; 4, 6,9,86, 102-4, 122, 123,181,185,202,238 Kythera, 18,79 Labyrinth, 18 lapis lazuli, 49, 80, 172 lamax see coffins... Lasithi, 43 ; 36, 37 Lefkandi, 122; 144 lentoid seals, 52, 181-4, 190; 224, 231, Lema, II, 14, 66, 72, 73; 70, 71, 74-6 Libya, 17 light-wells, 22, 23 limestone, 36, 160; 200 Linear B see scripts Lion Gate, 8, 82,92,93; 1, 100 lion-head rhytons, 164 Mallia, 18, 42, 47; 8,35,39 manganese, 57 marble, architectural carvings, 87-9 : statuettes, 58-61: vases, 36, 159, 160, 164; Mari,43 Marinatos, S., II Marine Style, lo6, 147, 156; 114, 116, 117,119, 129,158,182, 183 masks, gold, 152; 190 masons' marks, 87 Master of Animals, 49; 40 Matt-painted pottery, 57, 58, 69; 75, 76 megaron, 82-6 Melos, 10, 53, 75, 94, lo8; 108 Miletus, II 8; 137 Minos, lo Minyan Ware, 68, 69; 73, 74 mirrors, 134, 135; 165, 166 Mochlos, 36, 37,44; 38,41, 42, 177 moulds, for glass, 173: for terracottas, 124 mud-brick, 23, 66 multiple-vases, 57; 58 Mycenae, passim; 80-5, 87, , 121, 128,143,159,169,17,175,176,184,186, 189,190,201,203-13,240 'Mycenaean dollies', 125; Mylonas, G. E., II naturalism, 27, 32, 52, 95, 155 Naxos, 36, 61 Newton, Sir C. T., 10, 12 niello, 140, ; obsidian, 159 Octopus Cup, 147; 182, 183 Octopus Style pottery, 120; 142 Orchomenos, 9, 69 paint, lustrous, 23, 55, 67 Palace Style, 106, lo7; 120 palaces, Cret,l!l, 18-23; 4-9, 86: Early Helladic, 66, 81: Mycenaean, 82-6; I4
6 Papademetriou,]., I I 'Parisienne', 95 ; 103 Paros, 10, 53 Pattern Style pottery, 103, 112, 114; 112, 113 Pausanias, 9, 93 Pendlebury, J. D. S., 12 Perati, 120 Peristeria, 143, 144 Petrie, Sir Flinders, 10 Petsofa, 30; 18, 19 Phaestos, 18,26,129; 7, 139, 153, 154 Phylakopi, 10, 53,75, 108; 108 Pictorial Style pottery, I12ff., , 120-2; 132-6, 143, 144 pins, 63, 172, 175; 69,207,220 : see also hair ornaments pipe-player, 58; 65 plaster, 93 plate, 38-41, 62, 70,143-52; 67, 68, 82, 131, Platon, N., 12 pomegranate, 175; 217 porphyry, 160, 181; 198, 199 potter's wheel, introduction of, 26, 68 pottery, Cretan, 23-9, ; 10-17, , 122,123 : Cycladic, 53-8, 108 ~ 51-61: Early and Middle Helladic, 66-70; 70-6 : Mycenaean, ; , Priest-King fresco, 95; 102 prism seals, 5 I Pseira, 124; 148 pylos, 11, 79, 80, 82, 87, 102, 140, 141, 152,184; 88-91, 172 Radio-carbon see Carbon-14 Red and Black Ware, 108 relief-beads, 172; 205, 206, , 216 relief-sculptures, 91-3; 99, 100 religious scenes, 52, 130, 184-8; repousse see embossing rhytons, 124, ; 200, 202, 203 rings see finger-rings rock-crystal, 43, 44, 49, 57, 160, 162, 173; 201, 216, 224, 235 Rodin, A., 136 sacred marriage, 125 Saffron Gatherer fresco, 96 Saliagos, 58 Sanctuary Rhyton, 156; 193 sarcophagus see coffms; Hagia Triada sauceboats, 55, 67, 70; 70, 77 scarabs, 51 sceptre, 180; 222 Schliemann, H., 7, 8, 10, 69, 76, 120, 15 2 scripts, Hieroglyphic, 18, 51, 52; Linear A, 18, 75; Linear B, 12, 75, 80, 81, Ill, 130 sculpture, 91-3 sealings (E.H.), 72, 73 ; 79 seals, 50-2, ; 48, 49, 79, Senmut, 150; 187 serpentine, 36, 165, 173, 184; 191-3, 203 Shaft-Graves, 74ff.; 80, 81 ships, 54; 53 signet-rings, 52, 184-8; signets,s I; 50 Siphnos,lO Snake Goddesses, faience, 32; 3. 22: ivory, 34; 23 Spata, 134; 163 sphinxes, 102,116, 130, 169; 101, , 163 steatite, 44, 50, 5 I stirrup-jars, 106, 110, Ill, ; 118, 127, 141, 142 stone vases, Cretan, 36-8, ; 26-9 : Cycladic, 62; 66: Mycenaean, 165 storage jars, ; 122, 123, 127 Submycenaean pottery, 119, 120; 141 I 215
7 swords, 42, 155 Syros, 10,53, 54, 63,64 talismanic seals, 50-2, ISO, ISI ; 233 Tanagra, 124 Temple Repositories, 32; 3, 22 terracotta statues, 12S; 152, 156: statuettes, 30, 3 I, 124-S; 18-20, textiles, influence of, II6 Thebes, 12, So, 102 Thera, 10, 18, 74, 94, 140; 110, 111 tholos tombs, S6-91 ; 93-8 throne rooms, 81, 85,98; 86,90,91 Thyreatis, 71 ; 78 tin-plated pottery, 112; 131 Tiryns, 9, 66, 82, S6, 102; 92, 109, 237, 25 1 Tod, 38; 31 tomb-paintings, Egyptian, 150, 164; 187 tombstones, 91 ; 99 Town Mosaic, 32; 21 Treasury of Atreus, 8, 9, 87-91,. 93 ; 93-8 Troy, 8, 68, 71 Tsountas, C., 10 tusks, 34, 75 Tylissos, 37 Ur,44 U rfirnis, 67 Vapheio, 140: cups, 144-6; Vasiliki, 25, 26: Ware, 25; 11 Ventris, Michael, 12,75 Vermeule, Mrs Emily Townsend, 124 Volo, 173; 214 Wace, A.J. E., II, 7S,I30 wall-paintings see frescoes war, scenes of, 102, 184; 143 warrior, 134 Warrior Vase, 120; 143 wheel, see potter's wheel wombs, figures of, 54; 54 workshops, ancient, 51, 129, 164, 165 worshippers, 136, 184-6; 167, 168 writing see scripts Zakro, 12, IS, 38,74, 106, 129, ; 5, 29, 116, 118, 157, Zeus Crater, II4, 1I5;
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