. The palace of Minos : a comparative account of the successive stages of the early Cretan civilization as illustrated by the discoveries at Knossos . Fig. 174. Bossed PitJios (M. M. H), Phaestos.(IIeight 1-28 M.). oi4 gN o< «w noZ1^ 234 THE PALACE OF MINOS, ETC. Knobbed base of a wall of good masonry belonging to a hall of the early part of theKnofsof: Third Middle Minoan Period. Moreover, on the same kalderim nient, of the Early Palace class, on which the pithoi stood, were found fragments of polychrome vases of the mature M. M. II style. So, too, in the area of the Early Kee
. The palace of Minos : a comparative account of the successive stages of the early Cretan civilization as illustrated by the discoveries at Knossos . Fig. 174. Bossed PitJios (M. M. H), Phaestos.(IIeight 1-28 M.). oi4 gN o< «w noZ1^ 234 THE PALACE OF MINOS, ETC. Knobbed base of a wall of good masonry belonging to a hall of the early part of theKnofsof: Third Middle Minoan Period. Moreover, on the same kalderim nient, of the Early Palace class, on which the pithoi stood, were found fragments of polychrome vases of the mature M. M. II style. So, too, in the area of the Early Keep, the lower part of a similar store jar was found in sihi, the upper part of which, as became apparent in the course X)f the recent re-investigation of this area, had been cut off by a (see Section, 177). In this case again the pithos, which was bossed rather than knobbed, rested on a typical kalderim pave-ment, laid on the top of the outer foundation wall of the early Keep, belonging, as has been shown, to the early part of the M. M. I Period. With the Store jar was found a typical M. M. II cup showing a white band on the black glazed ground (see Fig. 177). This pithos, like most of i
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