s comparatively short. In the north wing, which includes three sets of apart- • B.C.H. xviii. pp. 271 sqq. » So Wace and Thompson, Prehistoric Thessaly, p. 193. 124 Mainland Palaces [CH, ments, no less than three of the rooms (D,E,F) areentered through a vestibule, a repetition of the plan ofmany… … Fig. 21. Palace at Gha (Ame). being entered from the side, and others opening directlyon to the corridor. No mention is made of the hearth,but we presume that it existed in its normal position inthe centre of the closed megaron. In comparison with the other Mycenean palaces withwhich we are…
