Many structures here, including the Treasury of Atreus and Tomb of Aegisthus, represent this site's mythologizing by one early excavator, Heinrich Schliemann.
Two structures outside of this site's citadel, the West House and the House of the Oil-Merchant, have been linked to perfume-making, while a fresco of a goddess whose white limbs and face appear from behind a shield is associated with a temple complex including the Houses of the Idols and of the Frescoes at this site. A gate topped by two now-headless lions marks the boundary of this site's citadel and separates Grave Circles A and B at this site close to both Argos and Tiryns. Many structures here, including the Treasury of Atreus and Tomb of Aegisthus, represent this site's mythologizing by one early excavator, Heinrich Schliemann. For 10 points, name this Greek site, which is best known for the golden "Mask of Agamemnon" and which is the namesake of an early Greek civilization. 
Two structures outside of this site's citadel, the West House and the House of the Oil-Merchant, have been linked to perfume-making, while a fresco of a goddess whose white limbs and face appear from behind a shield is associated with a temple complex including the Houses of the Idols and of the Frescoes at this site.
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