Poulsen, Frederik, 1876-, Richards, G. C. (George Chatterton), 1867-1951 · London : Gyldendal · leaf 76
e lump of stone, which, however, neither itself nor laterand more beautiful statues of gods succeeded in getting ridof (cp. p. 19). Outside the Temenos, especially at Marmaria (cp. p. 50and fig. 6), notable Mycenean finds were made. Down here,too, in what was later the sanctuary of Pronaia,… … 62 THE EARLIEST FINDS OF DELPHI the tradition of the scattered villages into which old citieswere divided, a system retained by Sparta down to historictimes. West of the Temenos is the Mycenean cemetery, onground covered by houses of the town in the seventh andsixth centuries B.C., but earlier no…
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