Near East Section

Vol. XXII / No. 2

By: Robert H. Dyson, Jr.

Iran 1957: Iron Age Hasanlu

During the summer of 1957, excavations at Hasanlu, near the south shore of Lake Urmia, were carried out as part […]

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Vol. XXII / No. 2

By: James B. Pritchard

A Second Excavation at Gibeon

At the beginning of the 1957 season at el-Jib, the site of the biblical Gibeon, we had a modest and […]

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Vol. XXI / No. 1

By: Robert H. Dyson, Jr.

Iran: 19561

April is the Persian month. The plane wings over the high mountains ringing the plateau and finds them mostly free […]

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Vol. XXI / No. 1

By: James B. Pritchard

Discovery of the Biblical Gibeon

Ancient Palestine, a small area equivalent to that of Sicily or Vermont, has had in the course of sixty-seven years […]

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Vol. XIX / No. 4

By: Samuel Noah Kramer

Tales of Sumer: Man's Oldest Myths

INTRODUCTION The summer of 1955 saw one of the most unusual exhibits in museum history on exhibit in Philadelphia’s University […]

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Vol. XVIII / No. 3

By: Schuyler Cammann

Carvings in Walrus Ivory

When anyone mentions walrus ivory, we immediately think of small Eskimo carvings from the northernmost parts of the world. The […]

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Vol. XVII / No. 4

By: Froelich Rainey

Afghanistan

The reconnaissance described here has been followed in the summer of 1953 by the University Museum Expedition to Afghanistan under […]

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Vol. XVII / No. 2

By: Samuel Noah Kramer

Anatolian Archaeology: Two Outstanding Turkish Excavations
A "Fulbright" in Turkey

October 29th of next year will mark the thirtieth anniversary of the birth of the Turkish Republic. On that day, […]

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Vol. XVII / No. 2

By: Samuel Noah Kramer

Law and Love, A Hymn, A Prayer, and a Word to the Wise: A "Fulbright" in Turkey

In order to illustrate concretely the character of the contents of some of the material copied during the Fulbright year […]

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Vol. XVII / No. 2

By: Samuel Noah Kramer

Work Done: A "Fulbright" in Turkey

Upon arrival in Istanbul, I called immediately upon Mr. Aziz Ogan, the Director of the Archaeological museums of that city, […]

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