Stirrup-Vase from the East Basement of the Granary

Department Archive
Collection Mycenae Excavation Records
Reference No. MYC/3/1/17
Level Item
Dimensions 28.3cm x 28.5cm
Place Mycenae: Granary
Ancient Mycenae
Dates 1920-1923
Project Mycenae Excavation 1920-1923
Scope and Content Watercolour drawing of “Close Style” stirrup-vase with a frieze of "aquatic birds" found in East basement of the Granary. It has annotated labels: "2" on the front upper left corner in pencil and "c" underneath the vase in ink. A photograph of the vase represented in this drawings can be found as "g" on Pl. X of ABSA v. 25 (1921-23)
Related records [BSA SPHS/1/1701.4231], Mycenae: LHIII pottery from the Granary of South House, 1920
[1936/1/4/11/2], Sub-item, 111: Late Helladic III (1400-1100 B.C.). From Granary (by the Lion Gate), Third Kilometre (502), and Kalkani Cemeteries (520, 521).
[MYC/3/1/8], “Close Style” Bowl of the Granary Class from Corridors, 1920
[MYC/3/1/9], “Close Style” Bowl of the Granary Class from East Basement, 1920
[1936/1/4/11], 111: Late Helladic III (1400-1100 B.C.). From Granary (by the Lion Gate), Third Kilometre (502), and Kalkani Cemeteries (520, 521).
Reference Wace, Alan J. 1921. Excavations at Mycenae. VII. The Lion Gate and Grave Circle Area. 2. The Granary. BSA 25: 38-60. Direct link