PART IV

MINORCA—PORT MAHON—PREHISTORIC ALTARS— 142 CIUDADÉLA—ROCK DWELLINGS

List of Illustrations

MAJORCAN COUNTRY GIRLS _Frontispiece_ VIEW OF PALMA _Face p._ 2 SIGNAL TOWER AT PORTO PI ” 3 PUERTA SANTA MARGARITA ” 8 PUERTA SANTA CATALINA ” 9 VIEW FROM THE GRAND HOTEL ” 10 SENTRY BOX ON THE RAMPARTS ” 11 PATIO WITH BANANA CLUMP ” 12 STREET IN PALMA ” 13 PATIO WITH WELL ” 14 PATIO IN THE CALLE ZAVELLA ” 15 ARAB BATHS ” 16 DOOR OF MONTESION CHURCH ” 17 CLOISTERS OF S. FRANCISCO ” 18 CLOISTERS, UPPER CORRIDOR ” 19 STAIRCASE OF PRIVATE HOUSE ” 20 STREET OF THE ALMUDAINA ” 21 LONJA ” 22 DOOR OF S. FRANCISCO ” 23 GIRL WEARING THE REBOSILLO ” 28 IVIZAN HOUND ” 29 PATIO IN BELLVER CASTLE ” 32 IN THE GARDEN OF RAXA ” 33 CURIOUS OLIVE-TREE ” 36 GATE-TOWER AT ALARÓ CASTLE ” 37 CURIOUS OLIVE-TREE ” 38 CURIOUS OLIVE-TREE ” 39 A WIND-WHEEL ” 46 GROUP OF WINDMILLS ” 47 A WINDMILL ” 52 SANTUIRI CASTLE, INTERIOR ” 53 SANTUIRI CASTLE, EXTERIOR ” 54 ORATORIO OF OUR LADY OF S. SALVADOR ” 55 VIEW OF ARTA ” 60 WOMEN WEEDING A WHEATFIELD ” 61 ENTRANCE TO THE CAVES OF ARTA ” 64 FISHERMAN IN PHRYGIAN CAP ” 65 VIEW OF ESTALLENCHS ” 74 INTERIOR OF HOUSE IN VILLAGE ” 75 GEORGE SAND’S ROOMS AT VALLDEMÓSA ” 80 VIEW ON NORTH COAST OF MAJORCA ” 81 STREET AT THE PORT OF SOLLÉR ” 86 PALMER FROM THE HOLY LAND ” 87 VIEW OF SOLLÉR ” 90 OLD HOUSE AT FORNALUTX ” 91 COURTYARD AT ALFÁDIA ” 94 ROMAN GATE, ALCÚDIA ” 95 BAY OF ALCÚDIA ” 96 MOORISH WATERWHEEL ” 97 BAY OF SAN VICENTE ” 100 ANCIENT COSTUME OF MAJORCA ” 101 COCK FOUNTAIN AT POLLENSA ” 104 ROMAN BRIDGE, POLLENSA ” 105 CASTILLO DEL REY ” 108 GORCH BLAU ” 109 PLA DE CUBA ” 116 VIEW OF THE PLAIN AROUND INCA ” 117 TOWN OF IVIZA ” 124 BAY OF IVIZA ” 125 A PURVEYOR OF DRINKING WATER ” 126 MOORISH TYPE OF HOUSE ” 127 IVIZAN PEASANTS ” 130 VIEW OF SANTA EULÁLIA ” 131 PORCH OF CHURCH, S. EULÁLIA ” 134 PHŒNICIAN TOMBS ” 135 FORTIFIED CHURCH OF SAN JORGE ” 138 SALT WORKS, IVIZA ” 139 TALAYOT OF TORELLO, MINORCA ” 148 PREHISTORIC ALTAR, TALÁTO-DE-DALT ” 149 OUR GALARÉTA ” 152 A WILD OLIVE-TREE ” 153 NAU-DE-TUDONS ” 156 ALTAR OF TORRE TRENCADO ” 157 PIGS’ PALACE AND PREHISTORIC PYLON ” 158 MEGALITHIC DWELLING ” 159 ROCK-CUT DWELLINGS, SAN MORELL ” 164 INTERIOR OF ROCK-CUT DWELLING ” 165

AUTHOR’S NOTE

To those who are unacquainted with the Spanish language, the pronunciation of Majorcan names is such a stumbling block that the following phonetic rendering of some of those most frequently met with may be found useful:—

Jaime = Ha-eé-may

Lonja = Loan-ha

Andraitx = An-dreítsch

Lluch = Lee-oók

Sollér = Sole-yair

Iviza = Evéess-a

Mahon = M’hone

Aubercuix = O-ber-cóotsh

Puig (signifying Peak) = Póotsch

Bañalbufar = Ban-yal-boo-fár

Felanitx = Fay-la-néetsch