Schliemann, Heinrich, 1822-1890 · New York : Scribner, Armstrong · leaf 225
yns as well ashere in Mycenae, where I am surrounded by the grandestCyclopean walls in the world, I am, for brevitys sake andin order to avoid misunderstandings, bound to use thename Cyclopean even for the smallest walls of housesor water conduits which show the same kind of masonry.But it must be… … No. 213 a, b. A very frequent type of Mycenean painted Pottery. Half-size Note.—The pattern on the two fragments here shown, evidentlyrepresenting a sea animal, a sort of cockle, is the most common pattern atMycence ; but it never occurs either in the five royal tombs, or in thedromos before the…
