Museum Bulletin | American Section

Vol. V / No. 6

Expeditions

A JOINT expedition of Columbia University and the University Museum, under the auspices of the Latin-American Institute, is leaving at […]

Vol. V / No. 6

ACTIVE in the advisory council of the newly-formed Latin-American Institute are E. R. Fenimore Johnson, Percy C. Madeira, Jr., J. […]

Vol. V / No. 6

By: M. B.

THE Maya Indians developed pottery-making into a considerable art. No other people of pre-Columbian America attained the same skill in […]

Vol. V / No. 5

By: Dr. Frederica de Laguna

THE expedition of the University Museum and the Danish National Museum to Prince William Sound, Alaska, In 1933, acquired three […]

Vol. V / No. 4

By: J. A. M.

So much is the question of gold in the minds of all of us, that it is not out of […]

Vol. V / No. 3

By: J. A. M.

THE most notable recent addition to the Mexican collections is a remarkable pottery vessel [Plate VI] lent to the Museum […]

Vol. V / No. 3

MR . EDGAR B. HOWARD will continue this summer the search for prehistoric man in America in which he has […]

Vol. V / No. 3

THE Museum’s Expedition to Piedras Negras, Guatemala, has commenced the fourth season at this Maya ‘Old Empire’ site. Mr. Linton […]

Vol. V / No. 3

By: V. P.

THE region lying between the Apure and the Meta rivers (both of which are western tributaries of the Orinoco) is […]

Vol. V / No. 3

By: Vincent Petrullo

MR. VINCENZO PETRULLO, the Museum’s field director for South American Research , was sent to Venezuela in July, 1933 to […]