Museum Bulletin | American Section

Vol. II / No. 1

The Wheeling Expedition

AT Beech Bottom, near Wheeling, West Virginia, an archaeological party from the Museum excavated a small Indian mound during July […]

Vol. I / No. 4

MUCH of the knowledge of the archeology of southwestern United States has been acquired as the result of the keen […]

Vol. I / No. 3

THE Museum has acquired a collection of costumes, charms, objects of art and utensils from the Naskapi Indians of Northern […]

Vol. I / No. 3

Ten years ago, in 1919, Mr. W. B. Van Valin was engaged to make an Eskimo collection for the Museum […]

Vol. I / No. 2

THE Tiná, of which a drawing appears on the cover of The Bulletin, is a shield-like sheet of copper, three […]

Vol. I / No. 2

THE Museum’s collection of Maya Pottery, which already contained probably more examples of outstanding artistic merit than any other collection, […]

Vol. I / No. 2

THE tall silver vase illustrated on Plate X is probably the largest known specimen of a very characteristic type. It […]

Vol. I / No. 2

A collection of ninety-nine specimens illustrative of the ethnology of the Algonkin Indians has been recently purchased. These were gathered […]

Vol. I / No. 1

THE Museum’s collection of Mexican archaeology has been recently enriched by the gift of an admirable stone mask. This is […]

Vol. I / No. 1

THE Lock Haven Expedition, under the direction of Dr. Mason, and later of Dr. Davidson, was organized during the summer […]