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Mycenaean architecture (101 Subjects)

Title page of the first part of the book. The Postern Gate of the Mycenae Acropolis.

Chapter page. The Tholos Tomb of Mycenae or Treasury of Atreus.

Mycenean monument near Mycenae.

View of Vathy on Ithaca island. Plan of the Mycenean structure called “Palace of Odysseus” at the ancient acropolis of Ithaka on Aetos Hill.

The Gate of the Lions at Mycenae.

The interior of the Tholos Tomb of Mycenae (Treasury of Atreus).

General view of Tiryns and the plain of Argos.

Walls of Tiryns.

Gate at the Mycenean acropolis of Tiryns.

View of the acropolis of Mycenae.

The Lion Gate at Mycenae.

Posterior view of the Lions relief over the entrance to the Acropolis of Mycenae (Lion Gate).

The northern (postern) gate of the Acropolis of Mycenae.

The entrance to the Tholos tomb of Mycenae (Treasury of Atreus).

Interior of the Tholos tomb of Mycenae (Treasury of Atreus).

Entrance to shaft grave, Mycenae.

Funerary monument at Orchomenos, known as tomb of Minyas.

Gate of the Acropolis of Orchomenos.

Walls and tower in the Acropolis of Orchomenos.

The Acropolis of Panopeus (Acropolis of Chaeronea) and the plain of Chaeronea.

Ancient wall at the Acropolis of Panopeus (Acropolis of Chaeronea).

Gate at the Acropolis of Gortyna, Arcadia.

Remains of Μycenean tower at Thorikos, Attica.

Little pointed gate at Thoriκos.

Ruins of the fortifications of Nea Plevrona, known as Kyra Rini castle.

Ruins of the fortifications of Nea Plevrona, also known as Kyra Rini castle.

Ruins of the fortifications of Nea Plevrona, also known as Kyra Rini castle.

Gate, most probably part of a gallery, at the fortifications of Nea Plevrona, also known as Kyra Rini castle.

Pointed gates, most probably parts of a gallery, at the fortifications of Nea Plevrona, also known as Kyra Rini castle.

Panoramic view of the pointed gates, which were most probably parts of a gallery, at the fortifications of Nea Plevrona, also known as Kyra Rini castle.