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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 94

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.The masonry of the top layer was of heavy squared Seager, Pseira, pass. A.J.A. 1908, p. 94; Antiq. Crit. u. pi. i5i16 and 17. vin] Early Minoan Settlements in Crete 77 blocks of stone in the style usually associated with L. M. iand beneath were walls of lighter, smaller stones ofM. M. i period:… … Fig. 13. House in Pseira. period. Of these the most iateresting, as reproducingmany characteristic features of Knossian architecture,is the house figured in I. 5 on Mr Seagers plan (see Fig. 13). A narrow passage leads into a vestibule from whichthrough a triple doorway with the two stqne bases for…

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