GREECE PELOPONNESE ARGOLIS NAFPLION MUSEUM

Above: Wheel made terracotta female figures. The first three are from Tiryns, Lower Citadel, dated to the 12th century BC. The one on the right, assumed to represent a goddess, comes from the West Gate of Midea, second half of the 13th century BC. - Below: Krater fragment with hunting scene from Tiryns, Lower Citadel, beginning of 12th century BC, and a vase fragment with an unidentified figure.

Above left: A bronze helmet from a grave in Tiryns, dated 1050-1025 BC. - Above right: Finds from Tiryns, 1025-900 BC (1: animal figurine; 2-3: skyphoi). - Below: A nice amphoriskos with geometric decoration. It was found in grave 1974/11 in Tiryns and is dated to 1025-900 BC.

Above: Large krater from Barbouna. It comes from the votive deposit of the Apollo sanctuary on top of the hill and is dated to the late 8th century to the early 7th century BC. - Below: Oinochoe from the Acropolis of Asine (?), Geometric Building Complex, late 8th - early 7th century BC.

Above left: Pyxis with horses on the lid, Asine, 750-735 BC. - Above right: Bronze deer figurine, Lefkakia, 730-690 BC. - Below: Kantharos with birds, Asine, chamber tomb N. I, 730-690 BC.

Below: Kantharos with warrior and horses, Tiryns, grave XXIII, 730-690 BC.