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The Greek house; its history and development from the Neolithic period to the Hellenistic age (1916)

Rider, Bertha Carr · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 136

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ryns^, as wehave seen, is by means of a wide passage on the eastbetween the citadel wall and the palace wall to the leftof the entrance gate (Fig. 19) (A). 1 II. XI. 46. Schliemann, Tifyns, pass. X] Mainland Palaces 119 At a distance of about 50 ft down are some foldinggates, and further on a… … Fig. 19. Palace at Tiryns. A smaller propylaeum [E) on the north side gives onto another courtyard (F) of regular, rectangular shape,surrounded by porticoes. This can also be reacheddirect from the greater propylaeum by means of a narrowpassage. The portico on the north side of the courtyard,…

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