Mycenae : a narrative of researches and discoveries at Mycenae and Tiryns (1878)
Schliemann, Heinrich, 1822-1890 · New York, Scribner, Armstrong · leaf 193
ntinus. I cannot explain the use ofthem otherwise than that they have served as ornamentsin the doors and on the walls, like No. 167. There wasalso found a large perforated bead of white glass, andfurther a large block of diorite, with circular moulds forcasting various objects. A treasure of… … No. 173. A double-edged Hatchet of Bronze. (3 m.) Half-size. See p. 76. + See p. 75. + See under No. 120, p. 74. 112 EXCAVATIONS IN THE CITADEL. [Chap. IV. pins, two vases, and remnants of four others, and a tripod.It is incomprehensible to me for what purpose the wheelsmay have served; they can…
