Volume VI / Number 4
1936
Vol. VI / No. 4
By: C. B.
The Round House at Gawra
ACTIVE work of the Expedition to Tepe Gawra, supported jointly by the American Schools of Oriental Research and the Museum, […]
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Vol. VI / No. 4
By: M. M. C.
An Egyptian Mummy Cloth
DURING the Roman Period in Egypt (30 B. C.-395 A. D.) one Ḥor, son Ḥarisēset born of Tedikhety(?), died and […]
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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. 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: E. H. D.
A Bell-Krater by the Christie Painter
SOME years ago Professor Alfred Mansfield Brooks of Swarthmore College had the good fortune to discover in the public market […]
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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: E. S.
Rayy Research, 1935: Part II
THE continuation of Dr. Schmidt’s report on the 1935 season of the Joint Expedition to Iran covers two important phases […]
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Vol. VI / No. 4
By: J. A. M.
Archaeological Work in Durango During March, 1936
DR. MASON has been engaged in research in northern Mexico since early December on an extension of Dr. Edgar B. […]
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