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Archaeology in Greece (1909–1910)
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 23 December 2013
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Since the last of these reports was written, two new excavations of great promise have been begun, Cyrene and Sardes, both by American archaeologists, and the work of the British School at Sparta has been brought to a close. The most interesting new discoveries are perhaps those from Crete: the Late Minoan I cemetery found by Mr. Seager at Gournia and the tomb-chapel and great Early Minoan rock-cut cistern from Knossos.
The activities of the Greek Archaeological Society have been very numerous. Dr. Brueckner has continued his work at the Dipylon cemetery locating the enclosure of the Τριτοπατρεῖς Dr. Stais has published his excavation of the Sanctuary of the Nymphs at Phaleron, Dr. Sotiriades has worked at Chaironeia and Dr. Arvanitopoullos has carried forward his work at Pagasai, which led two years ago to the discovery of so many painted grave stelai. This year, the lower part of the stele with the picture of a woman dying in childbirth has been found.
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1 Ἐϕ. Ἀρχ. 1909, p. 239.
2 J.H.S. xxviii, p. 320.
3 Ἐϕ. Ἀρχ. 1908, Pl. I.
4 Παναθήναια ix. 1909, p. 314.
5 Paus. II. ch. iii. 3. For these notes I have to thank Mr. Hill, the Director of the American School of Classical Studies.
6 An especial acknowledgement for these notes is owing to Hr. Kurt Müller of the German Institute at Athens.
7 A full report will appear in the School Annual to be published in 1911.
8 For these notes I have to thank Mr.Wace, . His earlier excavations have been noticed in J.H.S. xxviii, p. 323Google Scholar; xxix. p. 359, and reported in B.S.A. xiv. p. 197, and Liverpool Annals of Archaeology, ii. p. 149.
9 J.H.S. xxviii, p. 332.
10 J.H.S. xxviii, p. 334.
11 Derived from a letter from Dr.Evans, in The Times, Sept. 17th 1910Google Scholar.
12 I.e. ᾿Οβραιόκατρον Jew's Castle.
13 These notes I owe to the kindness of Miss Hall and Mr. Seager. A publication is to appear in the Transactions of the department of Archaeology in the University of Pennsylvania.
14 See notices in J.H.S. xxviii, pp. 328, 329.
15 These notes I owe to the kindness of Dr. Luigi Pernier.
16 J.H.S. xxix. p. 362.
17 B.S.A. vii. p. 123.
18 Dr.Evans', paper with plans by Professor Myres is in B.S.A. ii. p. 169Google Scholar.
19 These notes I owe to the kindness of M. Reinach.