The Panagia houses at Mycenae
Title
The Panagia houses at Mycenae
Creator
Ione Mylonas Shear
Subject
Architecture -- Mycènes (ville ancienne)
Architecture mycénienne
Architecture, Domestic -- Greece -- Mycenae (Ancient city)
DF221.M9. S54 1987
Greece -- Antiquities
Mycenae (Ancient city)
Mycènes (ville ancienne)
Publisher
Philadelphia, Etats-Unis d'Amérique
The University Museum University of Pennsylvania
Date
1987
number of pages
xviii+171; 73
Language
anglais
isbn
978-0-934718-84-4
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At the southern wall of the Room 3 the entrance doorway lies rougly 1.75 ea... -
A doorway leading from Room 3 to Room 5. Patches of white wall stucco were ... -
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At the east end of the north wall of Room 3 there is a doorway to Room 6 (c... -
An opening of 1.20 m width indicates a door to Room 4 of Building I. A sing... -
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A raised threshold made of three flat stones covered by clay, 1.30 m in len... -
There are two lowest stone drums of two columns at the north and south side... -
Made by a white stone, circular in shape with a maximun diameter of 0.40m ... -
Made by a white stone, circular in shape with a maximun diameter of 0.40m ... -
Due to the different floor level between Room 9 and Room 10 (1.25-1.50m) a ... -
Due to the different floor level between Room 9 and Room 10 (1.25 - 1.50m) ... -
A rough stone threshold in the south wall of Room 10... -
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The doorway into Room 11 has a pavement of small stones set at floor level ... -
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The only preserved doorway in this area of the house (House II). The rubble... -
At the east end of the north wall of Room 29 the doorway, 0.72m wide leads ... -
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A badly preserved blocked doorway in its east wall 0.96m. wide stood 0.275... -
The threshold is covered by hard-packed earth... -
Three flat irregular stones set at floor level form the threshold of the do... -
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