Chapter XIX: Appendix: Analysis of Metals. From Sepulchre IV

No. 542. Piece of Argentiferous Gold Foil 368

No. 543. Piece of Sheet Gold 369

Nos. 544, 545. Fragments of a Silver Vase 370

No. 546. Piece of a Bronze Sword 372

Nos. 547-549. Plan, side elevation, and end elevation, of a
Bronze Handle of a Vase 375

Illustration to Appendix C--Egyptian Badge 384

Illustration to Appendix D--Two-edged Bronze Sword, after
cleaning 386

COLOURED PLATES OF TERRA-COTTA FIGURES.

(_To follow Index._)

PLATE A. Figs. a, b. Terra-cotta Cows and Idols from Tiryns.

c, d. Terra-cotta Idols from Tiryns.

PLATE B. Figs. e, f, g. Terra-cotta Idols from Mycenæ.

h. A piece of Terra-cotta, with characters resembling
letters.

PLATE C. Fig. i. The Head of an Idol from Mycenæ.

k. A Cow from Mycenæ.

l, m. Idols from Mycenæ. Actual size.

PLATE D. Figs. n, o, p. Fragments of Terra-cotta Cow-headed Idols
from Mycenæ.

PLANS.

(_At End of Volume._)

PLAN A. The Acropolis of Tiryns.

PLAN B. The Circular Agora, with the Five Royal Sepulchres, in the
Acropolis of Mycenæ.

PLAN B B. Vertical Sections of the Hill of the Acropolis of Mycenæ
and the Depths of the Five Tombs.

PLAN C. Plan of the Acropolis of Mycenæ, with Dr. Schliemann's
excavations.

PLAN D. Plan of the whole City of Mycenæ.

PLAN E. Façade, Plan, and Section of the Treasury near the Lions' Gate.

PLAN F. Plan and Section of the Fourth Sepulchre, with the Funeral
Altar above it.

PLAN G. Plan and Section of the Tomb South of the Agora, in the
Acropolis of Mycenæ.

THE ACROPOLIS OF TIRYNS.

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FOOTNOTES:

[26] All the objects figured in the Illustrations to this Chapter, from and after No. 239, belong to the _Third Sepulchre_.

[27] No. 453 only belongs to Sepulchre V.

[28] Only Nos. 539-541 are not from this Tomb.