Atreus Ridge sketch plan. Signed by C. K. Williams. Scale 1 cm = 5 m.

'Atreus Tomb trenches - west' and 'Atreus Ridge test trenches'. Unsigned but drawn by C. K. Williams. Scale 1 cm = 1m.

These pottery sherds were excavated in 1939 from the Atreus Bothros area which cut across the Treasury of Atreus dromos. Following the practice of the time, when only whole pots were registered, these sherds were not allocated an excavation number. They are identified by their Nauplion Museum numbers. All were drawn by C. K. Williams in 1957. The drawings are unsigned and the scale is 1:1.

These pottery sherds were excavated in 1939 from the Atreus Bothros area which cut across the Treasury of Atreus dromos. Following the practice of the time, when only whole pots were registered, these sherds were not allocated an excavation number. They are identified by their Nauplion Museum numbers. All were drawn by C. K. Williams in 1957. The drawings are unsigned and the scale is 1:1.

These pottery sherds were excavated in 1939 from the Atreus Bothros area which cut across the Treasury of Atreus dromos. Following the practice of the time, when only whole pots were registered, these sherds were not allocated an excavation number. They are identified by their Nauplion Museum numbers. All were drawn by C. K. Williams in 1957. The drawings are unsigned and the scale is 1:1.

These pottery sherds were excavated in 1939 from the Atreus Bothros area which cut across the Treasury of Atreus dromos. Following the practice of the time, when only whole pots were registered, these sherds were not allocated an excavation number. They are identified by their Nauplion Museum numbers. All were drawn by C. K. Williams in 1957. The drawings are unsigned and the scale is 1:1.

Drawing of complete pot from 1939 Atreus Bothros excavation.

These pottery sherds were excavated in 1939 from the Atreus Bothros area which cut across the Treasury of Atreus dromos. Following the practice of the time, when only whole pots were registered, these sherds were not allocated an excavation number. They are identified by their Nauplion Museum numbers. All were drawn by C. K. Williams in 1957. The drawings are unsigned and the scale is 1:1.

These pottery sherds were excavated in 1939 from the Atreus Bothros area which cut across the Treasury of Atreus dromos. Following the practice of the time, when only whole pots were registered, these sherds were not allocated an excavation number. They are identified by their Nauplion Museum numbers. All were drawn by C. K. Williams in 1957. The drawings are unsigned and the scale is 1:1.

These pottery sherds were excavated in 1939 from the Atreus Bothros area which cut across the Treasury of Atreus dromos. Following the practice of the time, when only whole pots were registered, these sherds were not allocated an excavation number. They are identified by their Nauplion Museum numbers. All were drawn by C. K. Williams in 1957. The drawings are unsigned and the scale is 1:1.

These pottery sherds were excavated in 1939 from the Atreus Bothros area which cut across the Treasury of Atreus dromos. Following the practice of the time, when only whole pots were registered, these sherds were not allocated an excavation number. They are identified by their Nauplion Museum numbers. All were drawn by C. K. Williams in 1957. The drawings are unsigned and the scale is 1:1.

Drawing of complete pot from 1939 Atreus Bothros excavation. Nauplia Museum number 6791. Drawn and signed by C. K. Williams. Scale 1:1.

These pottery sherds were excavated in 1939 from the Atreus Bothros area which cut across the Treasury of Atreus dromos. Following the practice of the time, when only whole pots were registered, these sherds were not allocated an excavation number. They are identified by their Nauplion Museum numbers. All were drawn by C. K. Williams in 1957. The drawings are unsigned and the scale is 1:1.

These pottery sherds were excavated in 1939 from the Atreus Bothros area which cut across the Treasury of Atreus dromos. Following the practice of the time, when only whole pots were registered, these sherds were not allocated an excavation number. They are identified by their Nauplion Museum numbers. All were drawn by C. K. Williams in 1957. The drawings are unsigned and the scale is 1:1.

Drawing of a chariot larnax 50-581 A, B, from the Cyclopean Terrace Building East Trench. Drawn and signed by C. K. Williams. Scale 1:1.

Drawing of a griffin on the ivory plaque 52-374, initialed by C. K. W.
The object was excavated in the Prehistoric Cemetery East.

Drawing of a plaster head of a man from the Prinaria. Drawn by C. K. Williams, unsigned.

Drawing of a LH III Chariot krater 52-491 from the Prehistoric Cemetery Central - Perseia. Drawn by C.K. Williams, unsigned. Scale 1:2.

Drawing of 3 Chariot krater sherds 59-111 from Citadel House area G1 1959/3, 5, 9. Drawn by C. K. Williams, unsigned. Scale 1:1.

54-249 deep bowl sherd, LH III B

54-250 deep bowl sherd, LH III B

54-242 sherd of deep bowl, LH III B

54-543 deep bowl sherd, LH III B

54-544 deep bowl sherd, LH III C