American Section
Vol. VI / No. 4
By: E. A. G.
Ural Bronzes
IN 1933 the Museum acquired by exchange with several Museums of the U.S.S.R. a considerable collection of small bronzes from […]
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Vol. VI / No. 4
By: H. N. W.
A Mexican Effigy Pipe
THE ceremonial use of tobacco held an important place in the religious rites of the Mexican peoples, yet pipes are […]
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Vol. VI / No. 4
By: M. L. B.
Lintel 3 Restored: And Why
LINTEL 3, very generally granted to be among the finest achievements of the Maya Sculptors, was discovered in a much […]
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Vol. VI / No. 3
Expedition Notes
THE sixth season of the Piedras Negras Expedition has been arranged and the field staff will have reached the site […]
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Vol. VI / No. 3
By: H. N. W.
Taino Figurines
WHEN Columbus landed on the shore of the New World the natives greeted his messengers with the cry “Taino! Taino!” […]
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Vol. VI / No. 3
By: V. P.
Guajiro Expedition 1935
THE Expedition to the Guajiro Peninsula which was dispatched on April 23rd under the sponsorship of the Museum and Columbia […]
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Vol. VI / No. 2
By: J. A. M.
Mexican and Mayan Sweat-Baths
In the last issue of the Bulletin Mr. Satterthwaite referred to the problem of sweat-baths in the Maya area and […]
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Vol. VI / No. 2
By: F. de L.
Expedition to the Yukon
The following article by Dr. Frederica de Laguna gives an account of the work of the Museum’s recent expeditions to […]
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Vol. VI / No. 2
By: J. A. M.
Collections from Santarem
DESPITE its immense extent, the Amazonian region is without doubt the the area least known in America from an archaeological […]
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Vol. VI / No. 1
By: L. S., Jr.
The Black Rocks
THE following article by Mr. Satterthwaite, Field Director of the Museum’s Expedition to Piedras Negras, Guatemala, covers the work accomplished […]
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