PLATE V.View of The South-eastern Part of the Plain of Troy, from the Hill of Hissarlik To face 70 На переднем плане показаны раскопки в восточной части Трои, фундаменты храма и алтарь Афины; за ними деревня Чиплак; вдали цепь гор Ида, покрытых снегом, за исключением июля и августа.
No. 41 A great mixing Vessel (κρατήρ) of Terra-cotta (7 M.)74 Nos. 42-44. Terra-cotta Whorls (7-14 M.)80 No. 45 Copper Implements and Weapons from the Trojan stratum (8 M.)82 No. 46 A Mould of Mica-schist for casting Copper Implements (8 M.)82 Nos. 47, 48, 49, 50. Stone instruments from the Trojan stratum (8 M.)83 Nos. 51, 52. Trojan Terra-cottas (8 M.)86 No. 53 Small Trojan Vase (9 M.)87 Nos. 54, 55. Trojan Terra-cotta Vases (8 M.)87 Nos. 56-61. Stone Implements of the earliest Settlers94 No. 62 Small Trojan Vase of Terra-cotta, with Decorations95 No. 63 A Trojan Vase-cover of red Terra-cotta (7 M.)95 No. 64 A stone Implement of unknown use (2 M.)97 No. 65 A strange Vessel of Terra-cotta (15 M.)97 Nos. 66, 67, 68. Trojan Sling-bullets of Loadstone (9 and 10 M.)101 No. 69 The Foot-print of Buddha103 No. 70 Large Terra-cotta Vase, with the Symbols of the Ilian Goddess (4 M.)106 No. 71 A Mould of Mica-schist for casting Ornaments (14 M.)110 No. 72 Fragment of a large Urn of Terra-cotta with Assyrian (?) Decorations, from the Lowest Stratum (14 M.)110 No. 73 Trojan Plates found on the Tower (8 M.)114 No. 74 Vase Cover with a human face (8 M.)115 No. 75 A Whorl, with three animals (3 M.)121 No. 76 Fragment of a Vase of polished black Earthenware, with Pattern inlaid in White (14 M.)129 No. 77 Fragment of Terra-cotta, perhaps part of a box (16 M.)129 No. 78 A Trojan Terra-cotta Seal (8 M.)130 No. 78ª. Terra-cottas with Aryan Emblems (4 M.; 3 M.; 5 M.)130 No. 79 Fragment of a brilliant dark-grey Vessel (13 M.)135 No. 80 Whorl with pattern of a moving Wheel (16 M.)137 No. 81 Whorl with Symbols of Lightning (7 M.)138 No. 82 Two fragments of a great Mould of Mica-schist for casting Copper Weapons and Ornaments (14 M.)139 PLATE VI.Trojan Buildings On The North Side, And in The Great Trench Cut Through The Whole HillTo face 143 Nos. 83-91. Objects of Metal from the Lowest Stratum150 Nos. 92-101. Ivory Pins, Needles, &c. (11-15 M.)150 Nos. 102, 103. Hand Millstones of Lava (14-16 M.)151 No. 104 A splendid Vase with Suspension-rings (15 M.)151 No. 105 Singular Double Vase (13-14 M.)152 No. 106 Black Vase of Terra-cotta (14 or 15 M.)152 No. 107 Funereal Urn of Stone, found on the Primary Rock, with Human Ashes in it (15½ M.)153 No. 108 a, Hand Millstone of Lava (15 M.). b, Brilliant black Dish with side Rings for hanging it up (14 M.). c, c, c, c, Small decorated Rings of Terra-cotta (10-14 M.)155 No. 109 Rude Terra-cotta Idol (14 M.)155 No. 110 Fragment of Pottery, with the Suastika (14 M.)157 Nos. 111, 112. Double-handled Vases of Terra-cotta, from the Trojan Stratum (9 M.)158 No. 113 A Trojan Vase in Terra-cotta of a very remarkable form (8 M.)159 No. 114 Engraved Terra-cotta Vessel in the form of a Pig (or Hedgehog?). 7 M.160 No. 115 inscribed Whorl (7 M.)161 No. 116 Terra-cotta Seal (1 M.)162 No. 117 A Trojan Hand Millstone of Lava (10 M.)163 No. 118 A piece of Granite, perhaps used, by means of a wooden Handle, as an upper Millstone (10 M.)163 No. 119 A massive Hammer of Diorite (10 M.)163 No. 120 Piece of Granite, probably used as a Pestle. From the Lowest Stratum (11-16 M.)163 No. 121 Idol of Athena (8 M.) a. Front; b. Back164 Nos. 122-124. Balls of fine red Agate (9 M.)165 No. 125 A curious Terra-cotta Cup (4 M.)166 No. 126 Terra-cotta Pitcher of a frequent form (6 M.)166 No. 127 A small Terra-cotta Vase, with two Handles and three feet (6 M.)167 No. 128 Terra-cotta Vase of a frequent form (6 M.)167 No. 129 Terra-cotta Vase of a form frequent at the depth of 3-5 M.169 No. 130 Terra-cotta Vessel (4 M.)170 No. 131 A small Terra-cotta Vase with two Rings for suspension (2 M.)170 Nos. 132, 133. Owl-faced Vase-covers (3 M.)171 Nos. 134, 135. Two-handled Cups from the upper Stratum (2 M.)171 No. 136 Terra-cotta Vase (2 M.)171 No. 137 Perforated Terra-cotta (2 M.)171 Nos. 138, 139. Deep Plates (pateræ) with Rings for suspension, placed (a) vertically or (b) horizontally (1 and 2 M.)172 Nos. 140, 141. Idols of the Ilian Athena (3 M.)172 No. 142 Mould in Mica-schist (2½ M.)173 PLATE VII.A.—Mound of in-tépé, The Traditional Tomb of AjaxTo face 178 На кургане, который находится примерно в трети мили от Геллеспонта, видны остатки небольшого храма, восстановленного Адрианом. Под руинами виден сводчатый проход, построенный из кирпича, высотой и шириной почти 4 фута.
B. — Курган, называемый гробницей Ахилла.
Ранее находился на морском берегу, от которого теперь отделен низкой полосой песка.
No. 143 Terra-cotta Ball, representing apparently the climates of the globe (8 M.)188 No. 144 Small Terra-cotta Vessel from the Lowest Stratum, with four perforated feet, and one foot in the middle (14 M.)190 Nos. 145, 146. Two little Funnels of Terra-cotta, inscribed with Cyprian Letters (3 M.)191 No. 147 A Trojan Humming-top (7 M.)192 No. 148 Terra-cotta Bell, or Clapper, or Rattle (5 M.)192 No. 149 A Trojan decorated Vase of Terra-cotta (7 M.)199 PLATE VIII.The Great Tower of Ilium, From The S.e.To face 200 No. 150 Terra-cotta Vase (7 M.)208 No. 151 Terra-cotta Vase in the form of an Animal (10 M.)208 No. 152 Terra-cotta Vessel in the shape of a Pig (14 M.)209 No. 153 Skull of a Woman, found near some gold ornaments in the Lowest Stratum (13 M.)209 No. 154 Block of Limestone, with a socket, in which the pivot of a door may have turned (12 M.)211 No. 155 A Trojan Terra-cotta Vase, with an Ornament like the Greek Lambda (8 M.)214 No. 156 Curious Terra-cotta Vessel in the shape of a Mole (Tower: 7 or 8 M.)214 No. 157 A Trojan Dish with side Rings, and Plates turned by the Potter (Tower: 7 M.)215 No. 158 A curious Trojan Jug of Terra-cotta (8 M.)219 No. 159 Terra-cotta Image of a Hippopotamus (7 M.)228 No. 160 Remarkable Terra-cotta Vessel in the shape of a Bugle, with three feet (3 M.)229 No. 161 Terra-cotta Vessel with three feet, a handle, and two ears (5 M.)229 No. 162 Terra-cotta Image of a Pig, curiously marked with Stars (4 M.)232 No. 163 One of the largest marble Idols, found in the Trojan Stratum (8 M.)234 No. 164 Terra-cotta Pot-lid, with symbolical marks (6 M.)235 No. 165 A curious Terra-cotta Idol of the Ilian Athena (7 M.)235 No. 166 Pretty Terra-cotta Jug, with the neck bent back (7 M.)236 No. 167 Remarkable Trojan Idol of Black Stone (7 M.)236 Nos. 168, 169. Heads of Horned Serpents (4 M.)237 No. 170 A Serpent’s Head, with horns on both sides, and very large eyes (6 M.)237 No. 171 Head of an Asp in Terra-cotta (both sides) (4 M.)238 No. 172 A Whorl, with rude Symbols of the Owl’s Face, Suastika, and lightning (3 M.)255 No. 173 Splendid Trojan Vase of Terra-cotta, representing the tutelary Goddess of Ilium, θεὰ γλαυκῶπις Ἀθήνη. The cover forms the helmet (8 M.)258 PLATE IX.Upper Part of The Buildings Discovered in The Depths of The Temple of Athena. in The Background Are Seen The Altar And The ReservoirTo face 259 No. 174 A Lion-headed Sceptre-handle of the finest crystal; found on the Tower (8 M.)260 No. 175 A mould of Mica-schist, for casting various metal instruments (Tower: 8 M.)261 No. 176 A curious instrument of Copper (3 M.)261 No. 177 A perforated and grooved piece of Mica-schist, probably for supporting a Spit. Found on the Tower (8 M.)261 No. 178 A large Terra-cotta Vase, with two large Handles and two small Handles or Rings (5 M.)262 No. 179 A remarkable Terra-cotta Ball (6 M.)264 No. 180 A finely engraved Ivory Tube, probably part of a Flute. Found on the Tower (8 M.)264 No. 181 Knob for a Stick, of fine marble (3 M.)265 No. 182 Bone handle of a Trojan Staff or Sceptre (7 M.)265 No. 183 A brilliant Black Vase, with the Symbols of the Ilian Athena, from the Tower (8 M.)267 No. 184 Vase-cover with Handle in shape of a Coronet (8 M.)268 No. 185 Vase-cover with a Human Face (Tower, 8 M.)268 No. 186 Flat piece of Gold, in the form of an Arrow-head: from the Tower (8 M.)268 No. 187 Prettily decorated Tube of Ivory (Tower, 8 M.)268 No. 188 Great Altar for Sacrifices, found in the depths of the Temple of Athena (1-25th of the real size)278 No. 189 Copper Lance of a Trojan Warrior, found beside his Skeleton (7 M.)279 No. 190 Skull of a Trojan Warrior, belonging to one of the two Skeletons found in the House on the Tower (7 M.)280 No. 191 The upper and lower pieces of a Trojan Helmet-crest φάλος placed together (7 M.)280 No. 192 Great Copper Ring, found near the Helmet-crest (7 M.)281 No. 193 An elegant bright-red Vase of Terra-cotta, decorated with branches and signs of lightning, with holes in the handles and lips, for cords to hang it up by (Tower, 8 M.)282 No. 194 Terra-cotta Vase. Found on the Tower (8 M.)282 No. 195 Profile of a Vase-cover, with the Owl’s Face and Helmet of Athena, in brilliant red Terra-cotta. Found in an urn on the Tower (8 M.)283 No. 196 An Earthenware Crucible on four feet, still containing some Copper. Found on the Tower (7 M.)283 No. 197 Flower Saucer: the flat bottom ornamented. Found on the Tower (8 M.)284 No. 198 A piece of Terra-cotta, with two holes slightly sunk in front like eyes, and a hole perforated from side to side (8 M.)285 No. 199 A remarkable Terra-cotta Vessel on three long feet, with a handle and two small ears (7 M.)285 No. 200 A beautiful bright-red Terra-cotta Box, decorated with a + and four 卐, and a halo of solar rays (3 M.)286 Nos. 201, 202. Little Decorated Whorls, of a remarkable shape286 PLATE X.The Tower of Ilium, Scæan Gate, And Palace of Priam. Looking North Along The Cutting Through The Whole HillTo face 287 PLATE XI.A.—the Excavations in The Temple of Athena. From The EastTo face 290 На переднем плане виден большой резервуар храма, затем жертвенный алтарь. Справа виден каменный блок фундамента храма, выступающий из земляной стены. На заднем плане, под тем местом, где стоит человек, находится положение двойных Скейских ворот, от которых, однако, здесь ничего не видно. В левом углу один из колоссальных кувшинов, не видимый на следующей таблице.
B. — СКЛАД С ЕГО КОЛОССАЛЬНЫМИ КУВШИНАМИ в глубине храма Афины.
Из девяти кувшинов видно шесть; седьмой (справа, вне поля зрения) разбит. Два самых больших находятся за стеной склада, и один из них виден на предыдущей таблице.
No. 203 Fragment of a Terra-cotta Vase, with Egyptian hieroglyphics, from the bottom of the Greek Stratum (2 M.)291 No. 204 A Greek Lamp on a tall foot (2 M.)292 No. 205 Fragment of a two-horned Serpent (κεράστης), in Terra-cotta (3 M.)292 No. 206 Terra-cotta Cylinder, 1¼ in. long, with Symbolical Signs (5 M.)293 No. 207 Terra-cotta Vase with helmeted image of the Ilian Athena (6 M.)294 No. 208 Fragment of a large Cup-handle in black Terra-cotta: with the head of an Ox (6 M.)294 No. 209 A finely decorated little Vase of Terra-cotta (6 M.)294 No. 210 Terra-cotta Disc stamped with a Swan and an Antelope (6 M.). Remarkable for the depth295 No. 211 Terra-cotta Disc pierced with two holes, and stamped with the Head of a Warrior (8 M.)295 No. 212 A piece of Bone, curiously engraved (7 M.)295 No. 213 Fragment of a Trojan Idol of Terra-cotta (6 M.)296 Nos. 214, 215. Terra-cotta Cups or Scoops (7 M.)296 No. 216 Vase-cover in Terra-cotta (8 M.)296 No. 217 Terra-cotta Handle of a Trojan Brush, with the holes in which the bristles have been fixed (10 M.)297 No. 218 Copper Bolts, found exactly in the middle of the first and of the second Scæan Gates302 PLATE XII.The Double Scæan Gate, Palace of Priam, And Tower of Ilium, With The Paved Road Leading From The Gate To The Plain From The North WestTo face 303 За Скейскими воротами видна Великая башня Илиона, а слева от нее руины дворца Приама под массой более поздних, но все еще доэллинских построек. На переднем плане справа стоит стена из мусора, которая остается стоять; и у ее подножия, где стоит грек, находится великая ограда Трои, идущая в северо-западном направлении от Скейских ворот. Стены слева принадлежат царскому дворцу, и над этой частью нет построек посттроянского времени.
No. 219 Wonderful Vase of Terra-cotta from the Palace of Priam (8 M.)307 No. 220 Terra-cotta Vase from the House of Priam, with remarkable Decorations (9 M.)308 No. 221 A Terra-cotta Vase, with two little Ears, and two large perforated Handles, marked with strange characters (5½ M.)309 No. 222 A splendidly-decorated Vase of Terra-cotta, with three Feet and two Ears. From the Palace (7½ M.)310 No. 223 A Terra-cotta Vase, with two Ears and covered with dots. From the Palace (7 M.)310 No. 224 Fine decorated Vase of Terra-cotta, with two Handles and two great upright Wings. From the Palace (7½ M.)311 No. 225 Five Copper Dress Pins, molten together by the conflagration. From the Palace (8 M.)312 No. 226 Engraved Cylinder of blue Felspar (Palace, 9 M.)312 No. 227 Terra-cotta, engraved with ten rude Owls’ Faces (8 M.)312 No. 228 Terra-cotta Vase, with a curious Decoration. From the upper and later House above the Scæan Gate (6 M.)315 No. 229 Terra-cotta Vase, with four Handles and a Lid (6 M.)315 No. 230 A great Jug, with Handle and two Ears (6 M.)315 No. 231 A remarkable Terra-cotta Cup (4 M.)317 Nos. 232, 233. Curious Terra-cottas from the Trojan Stratum (8 and 7 M.)320 PLATE XIII.The Scæan Gate And Paved Road, The Tower of Ilium, City Walls, Palace of Priam, And The Walls of A Tower of The Greek Age. From The South EastTo face 321 Здесь мы снова видим дорогу, ведущую вниз к равнине, вымощенную большими каменными плитами. Перед воротами и дорогой видна часть Великой башни Илиона, а справа, рядом и позади ворот, руины дворца Приама, частично перекрытые более поздними, но все еще доэллинскими стенами, а частично стоящие свободно. Позади снова появляются Скейские ворота, идущие в направлении З.-С.-З., затем великая городская стена, и на ней, в месте, отмеченном буквой a, был найден клад. На заднем плане, где стоит человек, видна стена, построенная из массивных тесаных камней, принадлежащая башне греческой эпохи. За этой стеной башни видны Троянская равнина, Геллеспонт, остров Имброс, а над ним горы Самофракии. На правом краю картины также видна часть Троянской равнины через большую траншею, над руинами царского дома.
PLATE XIV.The Treasure of PriamTo face 324 No. 234 A Copper Shield with a boss (ἀσπὶς ὀμφαλόεσσα). No. 235 Great Copper Caldron (λέβης). PLATE XV.The Treasure of PriamTo face 325 No. 236 Curious Plate of Copper (perhaps a Hasp of the Chest), with Discs fixed on one end, and a Silver Vase welded to the other by the conflagration. No. 237 Bottle of pure Gold, weighing about 1 lb. Troy. No. 238 Cup of pure Gold, panelled, weighing 7½ oz. Troy. PLATE XVI.The Treasure of Priam. Remarkable Two-handled Cup of Pure Gold (δέπας ἀμφικύπελλον), Weighing About 1 Lb. 6 Oz. TroyTo face 326 No. 239 Outside View of the Two-handled Gold Cup. No. 240 inside View of the Two-handled Gold Cup. No. 241 Bronze Cup used in China for Libations and Drinking327 PLATE XVII.The Treasure of PriamTo face 328 No. 242 Six Blades of Silver (Homeric Talents?). Nos. 243, 244. Two Silver Vases, with caps and rings for suspending by cords. No. 245 A Silver Dish (φιάλη), with a boss in the centre. No. 246 A Silver Cup, 3-1/3 in. high and nearly 4 in. wide. PLATE XVIII.The Treasure of PriamTo face 329 No. 247 A small Silver Cover. No. 248 A small Cup of Electrum. No. 249 Large Silver Jug, with handle, in which the small Ornaments were found. No. 250 Silver Vase with part of another Silver Vase welded to it by the fire. No. 251 Silver Vase with a quantity of copper fixed to its bottom by the fire. Nos. 252-256. Trojan Lance-Heads of Copper.—TR.330 No. 256 Copper Lance and Battle-Axe welded together by the conflagration. The Pin-hole of the Lance is visible.—TR.330 Nos. 257-60. Trojan Battle-Axes of Copper.—TR.330 No. 261 Trojan Battle-Axe.—TR.331 Nos. 262-268. Nos. 262, 263, 264, 266. Trojan Two-edged Copper Daggers, with hooked Stems that have been fastened into Wooden Handles. No. 264 is doubled up by the conflagration. No. 265, Weapons molten together. No. 267, a Copper Sword-Blade, with a sharp edge at the end. No. 268, a Four-sided Copper Bar, ending in a sharp edge.—TR.332 No. 269 Copper Key, supposed to have belonged to the Treasure-chest—TR.333 Nos. 270, 271. Cups of Electrum and Silver. Found in the Palace, near the Treasure, 270 inside 271334 Nos. 272-275. Pieces of Helmet-crests found in a Room of the Palace334 PLATE XIX.The Treasure of PriamTo face 335 Nos. 276, 277. The two Golden Diadems (πλεκταὶ ἀναδέσμαι). PLATE XX.The Treasure of Priam. Jewels of GoldTo face 336 No. 278 Selection from the small Golden Jewels found in the Silver Jug. No. 279 Golden Fillet (ἄμπυξ), above 18 inches long. No. 280 Four Golden Earrings, or Tassels (θύσανοι), each 3½ inches long. No. 281 Six Golden Bracelets welded together by the conflagration.—[TR.]337 No. 282 4610 Small Jewels of Gold.—TR.339 No. 283 Terra-cotta Vessel in the shape of a Cask (8 M.)341 No. 284 Large Silver Vase found in the House of Priam (8 M.)342 No. 285 Splendid Terra-cotta Vase from the Palace of Priam350 No. 286 Curious double-necked Jug (8 M.)351 No. 287 Terra-cotta Vessel consisting of three Goblets rising out of a tube on three feet (4 M.)351 No. 288 Terra-cotta Vessel in the form of a Pig (7 M.)352 No. 289 A Terra-cotta stamped with Hieroglyphics (1½ M.)352 No. 290 Fragment of a Terra-cotta Vessel, in the shape of a Horse’s Head (4 M.)353 No. 291 An inscribed Trojan Whorl (8 M.)363 Nos. 292, 293. Two Trojan Whorls from the same depth (7 M.) with an identical inscription367 No. 294 The above inscription developed (7 M.)368 No. 295 inscription on a Trojan Seal (7 M.)368 No. 296 inscription on a Trojan Whetstone (7 M.)368 No. 297 inscription on a Trojan Vase from the Palace (8 M.)369 No. 298 Trojan Whorl, with an inscription (10 M.)369 No. 299 The inscription developed (10 M.)369 No. 300 Terra-cotta Ball, with an inscription (4 M.)372 PLATES XXI.-LII. Lithographic Plates of Terra-cotta Whorls and Balls.[22] (At End of the Volume.) PLATE XXI. Sections of Whorls. Nos. 301-308. Sections of Plain Whorls (see p. 40) (2-10 M.). No. 309. Piece of Terra-cotta, of unknown use (see p. 219) (10 M.). Nos. 310-316. Sections of Decorated Whorls (see p. 60) (3-11 M.). PLATE XXII. Typical Patterns of Whorls.[23] No. 317. A Cross, with 4 nail-marks (7 M.). No. 318. Do. with the lines double and oblique (7 M.). No. 319. Do. with three arms (7 M.). No. 320. Cross with triple lines; rows of triple dots on arms (see p. 187) (8 M.). No. 321. Six quadruple segments round the edge (called by Schliemann Rising Suns, by Burnouf Stations of the Sun), alternately with 6 Arrow-heads ↑ (see p. 133) (6 M.). No. 322. Cross, with curved arms; nail-marked (7 M.). No. 323D.[24] Geometric star-like patterns on both sides (5 M.). No. 324. A Wheel with 13 spokes (sun-rays?), the spaces filled with dots arranged in circles (7 M.). No. 325. Two zigzag borders round the central Sun (9 M.). No. 326. For description, see pp. 84, 137 (8½ M.). No. 327. Five Suns round the central Sun (see p. 136) (7 M.). No. 328. Five triple “Rising Suns” (comp. No. 321) round a large central Sun (N.B. The depth 14 M.). No. 329. Wheel with spokes on both sides: very small (5 M.). No. 330. The Rosa Mystica (Qu., or an inscription?) (4 M.). No. 331D. Geometrical Patterns; Signs of Lightning (?) on one side (8 M.). No. 332. Four strange characters (Qu., an inscription?) (9 M.). PLATE XXIII. Typical Patterns of Whorls. No. 333. A Wheel in motion (9 M.). No. 334. An inscription (9 M.). No. 335. A Flower with 10 petals (3 M.). No. 336. Five Signs, curiously like Roman numerals (8 M.). No. 337D. A double moving Wheel, see p. 38 (6 M.). No. 338D. Obv. Three “flaming Altars” (Schl.) and a group of Stars. Rev., 3 flaming Altars and a 卐 (see p. 162) (6 M.). No. 339. The Rosa Mystica (see p. 160) (8 M.). Nos. 340-341. Wheels in rapid rotation (see p. 38) (9 and 10 M.). No. 342. A series of Strokes (7 M.). No. 343. Various marks. The dots are perhaps for stars (10 M.). No. 344. Geometric Pattern, like a Gothic quatrefoil (7 M.). No. 345. Concentric Circles, and 4 wave-like sets of Lines (3½ M.). No. 346. Three curious Signs (Qu., letters?) (7 M.). No. 347. A cable-like Wreath (6 M.). No. 348. Four concentric Circles and 6 quadruple “Rising Suns” (8 M.). PLATE XXIV. Whorls with Suastikas, &c. No. 349. One of the thin round Terra-cottas, with 2 holes, found chiefly in the Greek Stratum (see p. 65). The 卐 on this example[25] forms a link with the Whorls of the lower strata. of impure yellow earth (2 M.). No. 350. Three curved 卐. Grey earth (4 M.). No. 351. Four 卐 in a zigzag Border. “The 4 sacrifices of the month or of the year.”—B. Fine yellow earth; polished; good work.[26] No. 352. Three curved 卐. Grey; polished; good work (4 M.). No. 353. An inscription. Dull brown; polished; very coarse (9 M.). No. 354. Three Rising Suns, and a Sign like a letter (?). Brown; polished; the lines white (5 M.). No. 355. Three 卐. “The 3 sacrifices.”—B. (M.). PLATE XXV. Whorls With 卐 and Inscriptions. No. 356. Four 卐 of peculiar form. “The 4 sacrifices of the month or of the year.”—B. Dark grey; polished; beautiful work (7 M.). No. 357. Apparently an inscription. Blackish earth; burnt; badly kneaded. No. 358. Two 卐 and 2 Crosses. Grey; very rude material and work (7 M.). No. 359. Six 卐. Black; polished; lines white. No. 360. An inscription (4 M.). PLATE XXVI. Astronomical Signs and 卐. No. 361. Three triple “Rising Suns,” a 卐, and 2 round Spots, viz. “The sun and full moon, or the day of the full moon.”—B. Fine brown earth (3½ M.). No. 362. “The 6 bi-monthly sacrifices.”—B. (comp. p. 187). Fine yellow earth (7 M.). No. 363. “The morning and evening sacrifices: the 3 stations of the Sun.”—B. Yellowish; very coarse (5 M.). No. 364. “The 4 epochs (quarters) of the month or of the year, and the holy sacrifice.”—B. Grey; polished; coarsely kneaded. Worn a little on the rim. PLATE XXVII. Aryan Emblems and an Inscription. No. 365. Three triple “Rising Suns” and a 卐. Fine black earth; polished; beautiful work (6 M.). No. 366. Similar design. Greyish yellow (6 M.). No. 367. Four Hares, representing the 4 weeks of the month, or the 4 quarters of the year (see p. 136). Fine black earth (6 M.). No. 368. Four curved Crosses round the rim. “The 4 sacrifices of the month or year.”—B. Black; polished; good work; lines white (3½ M.). No. 369. An inscription from the Trojan Stratum. Dark grey; very coarse (10 M.). (See Appendix, p. 369.) No. 370. Divided into 2 fields by a line through the centre. in the left is a 卐 with 2 spots ("the sun and full moon.”—B.) and dots (stars?—“the 7 at the top being the Great Bear.”—B.). in the right M. Burnouf finds 28 strokes for the days of the month. Black; polished; lines white. N.B. Much worn by rubbing, especially on the under side (10 M.). No. 371. “At top, 4 Crosses for the 4 weeks, with a 卐, or sacrifice, set on fire by a flash of lightning; below, the 4 great Sacrifices.”—B. Greyish yellow; polished (4 M.). PLATE XXVIII. Religious and Astronomical Emblems. No. 372. Three 卐 (2 of a curious form), and 3 “flaming Altars” (SCHL.). Grey; polished; lines white (6 M.). No. 373. “The 3 stations of the Sun, or 3 mountains, with the 4 sacrifices of the year or the month round the circle of the Sun.”—B. Yellow; polished; rudely kneaded; the lines scratched in with a fine point. No. 374. “Divided into 2 fields by 2 points. Left: the mountain of the E., the Sun, and 卐. Right: the mountains of the N. and W. and the full moon. The ring is the circle of the year.”—B. Grey; polished. Worn all round by circular friction (7 M.). No. 375. Various Symbols. Blackish yellow; very coarse. Worn all round and on the under side. No. 376. The Sôma Tree, or Tree of Life, a 卐, with Strokes indicating numbers 2, 4, and 8. Yellow. No. 377. Four Hares (the 4 quarters of the moon) round a Ring (the circle of the year). Iron grey; polished (see p. 136) (10 M.). No. 378D. Obv., an inscription (?). Rev., a sort of Wheel. Part of the edge worn down to a straight line (9 M.). PLATE XXIX. Animals and Other Symbols. No. 379D. Obv., three Crosses (one with 4 nail-marks