Resumen de Esti Pylos pro pyloio
It is perhaps inevitable that in a field as restricted as Mycenaean studies it is impossible to move without treading on someone's toes. Certainly I am conscious of having mine very nastily jarred by the new study by S. Hiller of the geography of the Pylian kingdom, a subject which has occupied my attention for many years past. My last publication was too late to appear in more than a footnote in Hiller's book, and there is another still at the time of writing in the press.
