Volume VI / Number 5
1936
Vol. VI / No. 5
By: P. M.
Stela of Sisopduyenhab and His Relatives
THERE is now on exhibition in the Upper Hall of the Coxe Egyptian wing an interesting stela of limestone which […]
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Vol. VI / No. 5
By: M. B.
Archaeology in Western Pennsylvania
ALTHOUGH few of us think that archaeology, like charity, can begin at home, digging in Pennsylvania has gone on spasmodically […]
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Vol. VI / No. 5
By: L. S., Jr.
The Sixth Piedras Negras Expedition
MAYAN carved and dated monuments, so splendidly represented in our museum by originals from Piedras Negras, are found scattered over […]
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Vol. VI / No. 5
By: E. H. D.
Two Syrian Sculptured Portraits
THROUGH the generosity of Max, Freiherr von Oppenheim, the Museum has on display in the Roman Gallery of the Sharpe […]
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Vol. VI / No. 5
By: E. B. H.
The First Americans
JOINT work of the University Museum and the Academy of Natural Sciences and the Carnegie Institution was continued in New […]
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Vol. VI / No. 5
By: H. H. F. J.
Po Shan Lu
“IT is an old affair of the Han Dynasty. When the rulers are married they bestow po shan lu or […]
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