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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 154

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enean type, such as persisted in the 1 Dorpfeld, TrojaundlUon, pp. 81-95; Schliemann, Troja, pp. 75-87.* Leaf, Troy : a study in Homeric geography, p. 2j. XII] Palaces at Troy 137 later prodomos temple. Like Tiryns, Mycenae and Arne,it is strongly fortified with massive walls and towers. Passing… … Fig. 24. Palace at Troy (second city). building {CD) is approached. The gateway is of simpletype with outer and inner vestibule. In contrast toTir5ms the outer vestibule is the deeper, while the innervestibule is less in length than breadth, a combination ofCretan and mainland proportions. Access…

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