Pins; sticking in bronze knives, for

fastening handles on, 100 ; copper,

sticking in a spindle whorl, 107.
Piot, Euglne; his collection at Paris,

93, 144, 194
Pirates; on S. coast of Troad, 320.
Pitchers; (c. 2) rude one-handled, for

use as buckets, 148.
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meoi.
INDEX.
POTTERY.
meoi. [See Jars.)

Plain of Troy, its usual vegetation ;
drought in 1882, 17 ; its soil, 246 ;
Ilium " built in a large and fair
plain watered by rivers from Ida"
(Plato), 291 ; viewed from side and
summit of Ida, 331, 333 ; best seen
from Ujek Tepeh, 343 ; 8 miles long
by less than 4 broad, contained, be-
sides Troy, 2 prehistoric settlements,
II cities, and 2 villages, 345-6 ;
sources of their wealth, ib. ; present
wretched state, ib.
Plans (see VII. and VIII. at end of
volume) ; necessity of new, 13 ;
difficulties by Turkish delegate, ib, j
made by Ddrpfeld and Wolff, 14.
Plants, on summit of Ida, 334-5.
Planum; platform levelled above c. i,
for the Acropolis of c. 2, 53, 181.
Plataeae ; 162 ; bronze arrow-heads
found on the battle-field, 247.
Plateau on £., S., and W. of Hissarlik,
24 ; systematically explored, 25 ; dis-
covery of pottery of the ist and 2nd
cities, 25, 26. {See Second City,
and Ilium.)

Plates; flat red wheel-made (c. 2), 136 ;
found also on the plateau, 25-6.
; huge thick, 150 {see DiSHES) ;

one-handled, 152 {see Bowls) ; plain
wheel -made (c. 2 and 3), 152;
parallels, ib.
Plato; his testimony for the site of
Troy, precisely answering to Hissar-
lik, and a decisive proof of Greek
opinion for its identity with Ilium,
290-1.
