.4), leading to a largedouble entrance, which opened on to a fine corridor [B),called the corridor of the procession. This probablytook a turn to the left and followed the south terrace ^ vide Burrows, Discoveries in Crete, c. v. and appendix A; alsoBrit. Sch. Arch, in Egypt Historical Studies, ii.… … ■ ■ ■ a ■ NORTHERNENTRANCE tf«> Scale of Metres JO m 20 30 iiiiii I I i_ 84 Cretan Palaces [CH. wall to the south propylaeum (C), of which one anta,the door opening and tlureshold remain. Within are twocolumn bases and the remains of a paved floor. Thepropylaetmi gives on to a large space (D)…
