Volume IV / Number 2
1933
Vol. IV / No. 2
The Persian Expedition
WITH the death of John Frederick Lewis the University Museum suffers a loss that is shared by many other of […]
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Vol. IV / No. 2
Excavations at Tepe Gawra
THE Joint Expedition of the University Museum and the American Schools of Oriental Research has resumed work at Tepe Gawra […]
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Vol. IV / No. 2
Excavations at Tell Billa
WITH only a small force at Tell Billa, progress has been slow, but two finds are of no little importance. […]
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Vol. IV / No. 2
A Seal from Tell Billa
THE cylinder seal shown in PlateIV was found in the second Assyrian stratum of Tell Billa, but, as Dr. E. […]
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Vol. IV / No. 2
By: E. G.
The Development of the Russian Project
IN the Bulletin for January 1932, we reported on the survey which Mr. Eugene Golomshtok had made for the Museum, […]
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Vol. IV / No. 2
By: E. G.
Traces of a Blond Race in Siberia
THE general region of Central Asia has been pointed out as the probable cradle of the Caucasian race. The traces […]
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Vol. IV / No. 2
By: E. H. D.
A Corinthian Amphora
THE Museum has recently received on loan a collection of vases made by the late Hermann Hilprecht, one of the […]
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Vol. IV / No. 2
By: J. J.
A Marble Head from Minturnae
ONE of the earliest areas to attract the attention of the staff of the Museum’s Expedition to Minturnæ was a […]
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Vol. IV / No. 2
By: J. A. M.
Jade Ornaments from Piedras Negras
JADE was the material most highly prized by the ancient peoples of Mexico and Central America who regarded it as […]
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Vol. IV / No. 2
By: F. de L.
Three Carvings from Cook Inlet, Alaska
THREE interesting representations of human heads were secured in 1932 from a site in Kachemak Bay, Cook Inlet, Alaska, of […]
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