The entrance to the citadel is known as the Lion Gate. The gate was named after the relief sculpture of two lionesses standing on either side of a central pillar that is placed above the entrance. The ...

After entering the Lion Gate, you might notice that what remains at Mycenae are mainly walls and tombs. The palace has long been destroyed, and there are no sculptures.

I enjoyed Hugh Pearman's article on Quentin Newark (AJ 25.10.01), particularly the bit where he says he is noted for his painstaking research. A small comment on his 'learned digression into the late ...