Published online by Cambridge University Press: 02 January 2015
The excavations so far made in Macedonia are as follows:—
In the valleys of the Vardar (Axiós) and Galliko (Echédoros)
In the neighbourhood of Salonica
In the valley of the Haliakmon
Boubústi, by the British School at Athens, 1927.
In the Lankadá valley
Sarátsi, by the British School at Athens, 1929.
In Chalcidice
A communication made to the Academy of Athens, 21 Feb., 1929.
2 e.g. at Sérvia, at the foot of the pass into Thessaly, and at Aivátli in the Lankadá valley; but the latter are not certainly Thessalian A.
3 cp. Tallgren, La Pontide préscythique, fig. 48, 5, fig. 68, 1, 5.Google Scholar
4 cp. ibid. fig. 63, 7.
5 cp. especially Schliemann’s Sammlung, nos. 7182–7195.
6 cp. Childe, Aryans, p. 134.Google Scholar
7 cp. B.S.A., 28, p. 186, fig. 32, for the distribution of this handle.Google Scholar
8 Perhaps they even got as far as Mycenae. At any rate there is a good example of the ‘wish-bone’ handle on a matt-painted vase from the first shaft-grave. cp. Furtwängler-Löschcke, , Myk. Thongefässe, pl. 1, 6.Google Scholar
9 Herodotus, , 1, 56.Google Scholar
10 Thucydides, , 2, 99.Google Scholar