This area was originally called 'Blegen's House' by the British team, then the 'House of the Stirrup Jars' and finally designated 'House of the Oil Merchant'.

This area was originally called 'Blegen's House' by the British team, then the 'House of the Stirrup Jars' and finally designated 'House of the Oil Merchant'.

This file of photographs was pulled together by Lisa French and described by her as 'Family Photographs from Greece', destined by her to be lodged in the Mycenae Archive. It incoporates prints from different years and different runs of negative numbers, spanning 1929 to 1953.

This file of photographs was pulled together by Lisa French and described by her as 'Family Photographs from Greece', destined by her to be lodged in the Mycenae Archive. It incoporates prints from different years and different runs of negative numbers, spanning 1929 to 1953.

From left to right: the Nomarch (white suit), policeman, King Pavlos, Queen Frederica, Alan Wace, John Papademetriou, Ephor of Antiquities of the Argolid

Grave Circle A is just visible down the hillside.

The walls of the Lion Gate are visible down the hillside.

Site photographs comprise the excavated areas of Mycenae which were not principally associated by the archaeologists with funerary archaeology.

Site photographs comprise the excavated areas of Mycenae which were not principally associated by the archaeologists with funerary archaeology.

Site photographs comprise the excavated areas of Mycenae which were not principally associated by the archaeologists with funerary archaeology.

Perseia Fountain House - from west, with Lord W. D. Taylour, wearing his typical head gear which he became habituated to during World War II whilst serving in the North African desert. According to Lisa French, it provided a great sun screen and did not blow away in the wind.

Site photographs comprise the excavated areas of Mycenae which were not principally associated by the archaeologists with funerary archaeology.

Site photographs comprise the excavated areas of Mycenae which were not principally associated by the archaeologists with funerary archaeology.

Site photographs comprise the excavated areas of Mycenae which were not principally associated by the archaeologists with funerary archaeology.

Site photographs comprise the excavated areas of Mycenae which were not principally associated by the archaeologists with funerary archaeology.

Site photographs comprise the excavated areas of Mycenae which were not principally associated by the archaeologists with funerary archaeology.

Site photographs comprise the excavated areas of Mycenae which were not principally associated by the archaeologists with funerary archaeology.

Prehistoric Cemetery East: Grave XXIX.

Prehistoric Cemetery East: Grave XXVI viewed from west, skeleton partially excavated.

Prehistoric Cemetery East: Grave XXVIII opened, skeleton in situ.

Prehistoric Cemetery East: Grave XXVIII unopened, with measuring rod.

Prehistoric Cemetery East: Hellenistic Grave 2, skeleton and pots in situ.

Prehistoric Cemetery East: I, Grave XXV viewed from north, skeleton in situ.

Prehistoric Cemetery East: II, south-west corner from north, showing Floor 3, with measuring rod.

Prehistoric Cemetery East: Ivory area, with measuring rod.