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Catalogue of the Terracottas in the Department of Greek and Roman Antiquities, British Museum, scan 5

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Catalogue of the Terracottas in the Department of Greek and Roman Antiquities, British Museum

H. B. Walters

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Contents

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  1. PREFACEiii
  2. TABLE OF CONTENTSV
  3. LIST OF PLATESp. ix
  4. Introduction:p. xiii
  5. I. History of the Collectionp. xiii
  6. II. The Fictile Art in Antiquityp. xiv
  7. III. The Making of Terracottasp. xxii
  8. IV. The Uses of Terracottasp. xxvi
  9. V. Types and Subjectsp. xxix
  10. VI. Classification and Places of Manufacturep. xxxv
  11. Cataloguep. 2
  12. A.—Terracottas From Cyprusp. 2
  13. I. Bronze Age (A1-56)p. 2
  14. (1) Curium1
  15. (2) Enkomip. 2
  16. (3) Maronip. 5
  17. Ii. Graeco-Phoenician (A 59-240)p. 7
  18. 1. Achna and Ormidhia (A 59-90)p. 7
  19. 2. Larnaka (A 91-94)p. 13
  20. 3. Salamis (A 95-122)p. 14
  21. 4. Kouklia (Palaepaphos), (A 123-126)p. 21
  22. 5. Lapithos (A 127-146)p. 22
  23. 6. Amathus (A 147-214)p. 26
  24. 7. Curium (A 215-227)p. 37
  25. 8. Poli and Limniti (A 228-230)p. 39
  26. 9. Dali (Idalion), etc. (A 231-240)p. 40
  27. Catalogue Of Terracottasp. 42
  28. vi III. Hellenic and Hellenistic (A 241-450) 1. Achna (A 241-260)p. 42
  29. 2. Larnaka (A 261-396)p. 45
  30. 3. Poli (A 397-404)p. 60
  31. 4. Amathus (A 405-413)p. 61
  32. 5. Curium (A 414-422)p. 63
  33. 6. Salamis (A 423-447)p. 64
  34. 7. Miscellaneous (A 448-450) -p. 68
  35. IV. Graeco-Phoenician Terracottas from Syria (A 451-468)p. 69
  36. B.—Archaic Greek Terracottasp. 71
  37. I. Eastern Mediterranean (B 1-376) 1. Mycenaean (B 1-12)p. 71
  38. 2. Primitive and Archaic—from Greece (B 13-108) (1) Athens (B 13-33)p. 73
  39. (2) Corinth (B 34-36)p. 76
  40. (3) Tegea (B 37-46)p. 77
  41. (4) Boeotia (B 47-74)p. 79
  42. (5) Uncertain Sites (B 75-79)p. 84
  43. (6) Greek Islands (B 80-108) : (a) Aegina (B 80-82)p. 85
  44. (b) Euboea (B 83-84)p. 86
  45. (c) Melos (B 85-99)p. 87
  46. (d) Corfu (B 100-108)p. 89
  47. 3. Primitive and Archaic—from Asia Minor (B 109-322) (1) Mainland Sites (B 109-118)p. 90
  48. (2) Turkish Archipelago (B 119-129)p. 92
  49. (3) Rhodes (B 130-322): (a) Primitive (B 130-169)p. 94
  50. (b) Archaic Female Figures (B 170-234)p. 101
  51. (c) Masks (B 235-255)p. 112
  52. (d) Male Figures (B 256-268)p. 115
  53. (e) Grotesque and Satyric Figures (B 269-28c)p. 118
  54. (f) Vases (B 281-293)p. 119
  55. (g) Animals, etc. (B 294-313)p. 121
  56. (h) Dolls (B 314-322)p. 123
  57. TABLE OF CONTENTSp. vii
  58. 4. Primitive and Archaic—from Africa (B 323-361). PAGE (1) Egypt (B 323-341)p. 125
  59. (2) Cyrenaica (B 342-358)p. 128
  60. (3) Carthage (B 359-361)p. 130
  61. 5. "Melian" Reliefs (B 362-376)p. 131
  62. II. Western Mediterranean (B 377-630) 1. Sardinia (B 377-394)p. 135
  63. 2. Sicily (B 395-427)p. 138
  64. 3. Italy (B 428-478) (1) Tarentum (B 428-457)p. 144
  65. (2) Various Sites (B 458-478)p. 148
  66. 4. Unknown Sites (B 479-480)p. 151
  67. 5. Reliefs (B 481-578) (1) Locri (B 481-490)p. 152
  68. (2) Miscellaneous (B 491-578)p. 155
  69. 6. Architectural (B 579-604) (1) Sicily (B 579-580)p. 164
  70. (2) Antefixes from Capua, etc. (B 581-604)p. 165
  71. 7. Civita Lavinia (Architectural Fragments, etc.), (B 605-620)p. 171
  72. 8. Etruria (B 621-630)p. 175
  73. C.—Greek Terracottas Of The Finer And Later Periodsp. 184
  74. I. Mainland and Islands of Greece (C 1-405) 1. Athens, Corinth, and Islands (C 1-102)p. 184
  75. 2. Boeotia and Euboea (C 178-232)p. 200
  76. 3. Tanagra (C 237-336)p. 207
  77. 4. Macedonia and Crimea (C 400-405)p. 224
  78. II. Asia (C 406-550)p. 225
  79. III. Africa (C 560-859) 1. Egypt (C 560-648)p. 248
  80. 2. Thapsus and Carthage (C 681-696)p. 262
  81. 3. Cyrenaica (C 701-859)p. 266
  82. viii IV. Unknown Sites (C 860–862)p. 289
  83. V. Miscellaneous Objects (C 863–924) 1. Braziers (C 863–901)p. 290
  84. 2. Architectural Objects (C 902–924)p. 294
  85. D.—ITALIAN TERRACOTTAS (Fine Period to Roman Empire.) I. Statuettes, Masks, and Vases (D 1–498) 1. Sicily (D 1–50)p. 297
  86. 2. Majorca (D 52–53)p. 307
  87. 3. Statuettes from Italy, Hellenistic period (D 54–180)p. 307
  88. 4. Vases (D 181–212)p. 327
  89. 5. Etruria (D 213–228)p. 341
  90. 6. Miscellaneous Subjects, mostly of Later Style (D 229–400)p. 344
  91. 7. Large Figures from Rome (D 431–440)p. 370
  92. 8. Tarentum (D 441–498)p. 372
  93. II. Roman Mural Reliefs (D 501–660)p. 379
  94. III. Architectural Objects (D 661–776) 1. Antefixal Ornaments (D 661–710)p. 414
  95. 2. Civita Lavinia (D 711–776)p. 422
  96. IV. Etruscan Sarcophagi (D 786–800)p. 428
  97. E.—Moulds, Stamps, And Miscellaneous Objectsp. 435
  98. 1. Moulds (E 1–92)p. 435
  99. 2. Seals and Impressions from Gems (E 93–128)p. 443
  100. 3. Miscellaneous Objects (E 129–196)p. 446
  101. Indexp. 453

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