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 depth 295
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 Gates 302
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 West _To face_ 303
Behind the Scæan Gate is seen the Great _Tower of Ilium_, and to the left of it the ruins of the _Palace of Priam_, beneath a mass of later, but still pre-Hellenic, buildings. In the foreground, to the right, is a wall of rubbish, which remains standing; and at the foot of this, where the Greek stands, is the great enclosing Wall of Troy, running in a north-westerly direction from the Scæan Gate. The walls to the left belong to the royal palace, and over this part there are no buildings of the post-Trojan time.
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