| In 1950, the Giamalakis Collection was enriched by archaeological finds of varying provenance, briefly presented here and grouped according to style. These are: a clay Early Geometric miniature shrine and twenty Early Geometric vases, forming a unified group, three heads of moulded clay figurines from Axos, three clay hands, one pithos sherd from Prinias, potsherds from the Roman period, three iron daggers from Axos, four bronze chisels from Pyrgos in Monofatsi, one double axe and four single-edged axes from Voutoufou in Pediada, twenty-three Eastern hematite cylinder-seals, a white stone cylinder-seal, seven Sassanid seals, thirty-three seals from Crete, two Roman-period inscriptions from Axos, a silver buckle, three bronze needles and fragments of silver Prehellenic jewellery. |