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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 27 September 2013
A preliminary account is given of a fragmentary terracotta model for a flat-roofed, rectangular building found in a context no later than LH IIIA1 in the terrace fill of Mansion 2, at the Menelaion.
1 AR 1976–77, 24–42.
2 op cit 32.
3 For references to the successive campaigns since 1973, BSA 76 (1981), 71, n 2, with Lakonikai Spoudai 6 (1982), 28–43; 7 (1983), 23–31.
4 MP 13, 426.
5 See Mountjoy, P.A., Mycenaean Decorated Pottery 174–5 and fig. 225Google Scholar.
6 AR 1976–77, 31, fig. 13. Lakonikai Spoudai 2 (1975) 264–5, fig. 3.
7 AR 1976–77, 32, fig. 14.
8 e.g. the Palace Style Jar fragment AR 1976–77, 27, fig. 3.
9 Jones, R.E., Greek and Cypriot Pottery, 210–212Google Scholar.
10 See, e.g., the isometric reconstruction of Mansion 1, AR 1976–77, 28, fig. 5.
11 For the preliminary publication, Godart, L. in Rivista di Filologia e di Istruzioni Classica III (1983), 257–64, especially 263.Google Scholar I owe my knowledge of this find to M.R. Popham, L. Vagnetti and R.W.V. Catling.