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. 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. 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 AJAX _To face_ 178
Upon the mound, which stands about one-third of a mile from the Hellespont, are seen the remains of a little temple, which was restored by Hadrian. Beneath the ruins is seen a vaulted passage, built of bricks, nearly 4 feet in height and width.
Formerly on the sea-shore, from which it is now divided by a low strip of sand.
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. 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. 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