Room of Archaic Greek Sculpture. (Fragments from Mycenae --

Sculptures from Branchidae-Friezes from Xanthos-Harpy Tomb

-Strangford Apollo--Casts from Selinus and Aegina.). . .

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Ante-room. (Statue of the Demeter of Cnidos.) . . . .
Elgin Room. (Introduction-Sculptures and architectural marbles

from the Parthenon at Athens-Casts from the Temple of Theseus
and the Monument of Lysicrates—Bust of Pericles, etc.—Caryatid

and other remains from the Erechtheion.) . . . . .
Phigaleian Room. (Frieze from the Temple of Apollo at Phigaleia-

Frieze from the Temple of Wingless Victory at Athens-Sepulchral

reliefs, etc.) . . . . . . . . . .

Nereid Room. (Sculptures of the Nereid Monument at Xanthos.) .

Mausoleum Room. (Large Lycian Tombs-Sculptures of the tomb

of Mausolus at Halicarnassos--Sculptures from Priené-Colossal

Lion from Cnidos.)

Room of Greek and Roman Monuments. (Later Greek and

Roman reliefs---Roman sarcophagi.) . . . . . ..

North-West Staircase. (Mosaics from Halicarnassos and Carthage.)

Ephesus Room. (Temple of Artemis or Diana at Ephesus--Other

sculptures from Ephesus-Monument of Thrasyllos, etc.) . .

Third Graeco-Roman Room. (Graeco-Roman sculptures, including

Apotheosis of Homer, · Clytiè,' Farnese Mercury, etc.). .
Graeco-Roman Basement-Room with Annex. (Figures and

reliefs of Graeco-Roman or Roman period—Tessellated pavements

and mosaics from Carthage and Halicarnassos-Etruscan tombs

and sarcophagi -Roman water-wheel.) . . . . . 93

Gallery of Casts. (Collection of casts of antique sculptures, arranged

in historical order.) . . . . . . . . .

Second Graeco-Roman Room. (Discobolos--Towneley Venus) . 105

First Graeco-Roman Room. (Statues, heads, and busts of deities

and heroes of the Graeco-Roman period—The Diadumenos, etc.). 107

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Roman Gallery. (Busts and statues of Roman Emperors and of
Roman personages-Roman reliefs.) . . .

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Hall of Greek and Latin Inscriptions. (Selected inscriptions-

Miscellaneous Graeco-Roman sculptures.) . .

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112

UPPER FLOOR.

Room of Terracottas. (Archaic Greek statuettes and reliefs—Archi-

tectural terracottas--Tanagra statuettes-Graeco-Roman terra-

cottas-Moulds.)

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120

Room of Greek and Roman Life (South Wing). (Graeco-Roman

terracottas-Ivories, etc.). . .

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125

Room of Gold Ornaments and Gems (with Corridor). (Graeco-

Roman frescoes--The Portland Vase-Gold ornaments, Mycenaean,

Greek, Phoenician, Etruscan, Roman-Finger-rings-Greek and

Roman silversmith's work-Engraved Gems (Early and Island

gems-Scarabs-Scarabaeoids-Intaglios-Cameos—Pastes).)

127

Room of Greek and Roman Life. (Religion and superstition-

Games-Armour-Furniture—The Kitchen --The Baths-Water

supply-Weights and Measures-Building-Horses-Agriculture-

Shipping-Music--Domestic Animals-Burials-Weapons-The

Toilet-Arts and Industries-Games and Toys-Reading and

Writing-Political Inscriptions--Money- The Drama.) . .

148

Italic Room. (Early Italian bronzes-Etruscan Art-Polledrara Tomb

-Imitations of Greek vases-Etruscan bronze work.)

170

Bronze Room. (Introduction-Greek and Roman bronzes--Select

statuettes and reliefs-.Bronzes of Siris, etc.—Larger bronzes-
Etruscan engraved mirrors-Pourtalès Vase-Hypnos-Aphrodite
- Marsyas-Apollo-Augustus -Statuettes in historical order-

Paramythia bronzes-Decorative bronzes--Towneley Hercules-

Statuettes of deities.) . . . . . . . .

176

Introduction to the Vase Rooms. Shapes of Vases. .

First Vase Room. (Early wares-Prehistoric-Cretan - Mycenaean

-Dipylon – Phaleron - Cypriote ware — Terracotta sarcophagi-

Oriental porcelain, etc.) . . . . .

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Second Vase Room. (Vases from Corinth, Rhodes, Daphnae, Nau-

cratis, etc.-Introduction: The Black-figure vases--Athenian

black-figure vases.) . . . . . . . . .

205

Third Vase Room. (Introduction: The Red-figure vases - Athenian

red-figure vases-White sepulchral lekythi, etc.) . . . .

225

Fourth Vase Room. (Introduction : Later Panathenaic vases-Late

South Italian styles--Campanian ware-Black glazed ware---

Lucanian and Apulian vases--Miscellaneous late fabrics.) . .

245

Appendix. Table of the Greek and Roman collections historically

arranged.

LIST OF PLATES.

PLATE I. Columns from the facade of the Treasury of Atreus at Mycenae

(p. 3).
II. Copy of the Athenè Parthenos (p. 22).
III. The .Theseus' of the Parthenon (p. 24).
IV. The Three Fates (p. 26).
V. 1. Metope of Parthenon, No. 310 (p. 32).

2. Metope of the Parthenon, No. 317 (p. 34).
VI. Cavalry from the North Frieze of the Parthenon (p. 45).
VII. Attic sepulchral reliefs (p. 62).
VIII. Figure of Mourning Woman (p. 62).
IX. Votive Relief of Artemis Bendis (p. 62).

X. The Restored Order of the Mausoleum (p. 72).
XI. The Chariot group of the Mausoleum (p. 72).
XII. Slabs from the Frieze of the Mausoleum (p. 73).
XIII. The Lion of Cnidos (p. 75).
XIV. Base of Sculptured Column, Temple of Artemis, Ephesus (p. 85).

XV. The Demeter of Cnidos (p. 14).
XVI. 1. Head of a Gaul (p. 78).

2. Bust of Clytiè' (p. 89).
XVII. 1. Head of Julius Caesar (p. 109).

2. Head of the young Augustus (p. 109).
XVIII. Greek Terracottas (p. 122).
XIX. Etruscan Terracotta Sarcophagus (p. 124).

XX. The Portland Vase (p. 128).
XXI. 1. Head of Aphrodite ? (p. 182).

2. Hypnos or Sleep (p. 182).
XXII, Head of Augustus (p. 183).
XXIII. Map of Italy.
XXIV. Map of Greece and Western Asia Minor.

DEPARTMENT OF GREEK AND ROMAN ANTIQUITIES, BRITISH MUSEUM.

PLAN OF GROUND FLOOR.