Volume II / Number 1
1930
Vol. II / No. 1
New Expeditions
IT is a matter of satisfaction to be able to announce that the Museum’s important excavations at Beisan, Palestine, were […]
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By: H. E. F.
The Maikop Treasure
ALTHOUGH the burial mounds or kurgans of South Russia have for many years been yielding interesting treasures in gold ornaments […]
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By: E. H. D.
Four New Geometric Vases
ONE of the most striking phenomena of Greek decorative art is the appearance in about 1000 B.C. of a style […]
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By: A. K. Coomaraswamy
A Trinity of Fortune
NEW iconographic type of considerablc interest is presented by two almost identical reliefs, one (Plate VII) now in the University […]
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The Wheeling Expedition
AT Beech Bottom, near Wheeling, West Virginia, an archaeological party from the Museum excavated a small Indian mound during July […]
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The Czecho-Slovakian Expedition
POTTERY vessels, bronze earrings, bracelets, arrowheads and iron knives belonging to a period of culture more than five thousand years […]
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Exhibition of the Kirkuk Finds
AN exhibition of the finds of the expedition at Nuzi near Kirkuk in northern Mesopotamia will be placed on view […]
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Exhibition of Student Drawings
PLATE XIII shows one of more than fifty charcoal drawings and water colours by the first and second year students […]
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Junior Membership
A CONSIDERABLE extension of the opportunities for the interest and instruction of children has been initiated this fall in the […]
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Publications
TWO volumes of the publications on the Museum’s work at Beisan have just been issued by the University of Pennsylvania […]
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