GREECE PELOPONNESE ARGOLIS MYCENAE MUSEUM

Above left: Chariot model with human figures, LH IIA - IIIA (1500-1300 BC). - Above right: Aalabastron, LH II B (1450-1400 BC) from the cemetery of Loupouno north of the acropolis of Mycenae.

Below left: (1) Stirrup jar, LH III B1 (1300-1250 BC); (2-5) Female figurines, Phi type, LH III B (1300-1180 BC); (6) Figurine with extended arms, LH III B1 (1300-1250 BC). - Below right: (1) Deep bowl , LH III B2 (1250-1180 BC); (2) Stemmed bowl, LH III B2 (1250-1180 BC).

Above from left to right: Jug, Late Helladic III A2 (1350-1300 BC). - dito. - Stirrup jar, LH III B1 (1300-1250 BC). - Amphora of the same period.

Above left: Deep bowl, Late Helladic III B. - Above right and below: Fragments of frescoes with a human figure - perhaps a priestess, Late Helladic III B1 period (1300-1250 BC).

Strange antropomorphic figures, Late Helladic III B2 (1250-1180 BC). The holes on many figures point to an ancient addition of clothes, decoration or jewellery.