Volume 1 / Number 1
1958
On The Cover: Air view of Gordion, Turkey showing the great tumulus excavated by the University Museum Expedition.
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By: Edwin M. Shook
The Temple of the Red Stela: An important new monument is unearthed at the Maya city of Tikal in Guatemala.
Archaeological digging is a good deal like prospecting– you never know when and where you are going to strike paydirt. […]
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By: Marianne L. Stoller
Te-moana-nui-o-Kiwa: To the Polynesians the Pacific Ocean is Te-moana-nui-o-Kiwa, the Great Sea of Kiwa. This article, the first of three, tells how some of its many islands were discovered and named.
For the past year one of the projects of the University Museum has been the renovation and remodeling of the […]
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How Is Your Museum I.Q.?
Which of the four identifications given for each of these pictures is correct? 1. Stone slab made for the tomb […]
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By: Rodney S. Young
The Gordion Tomb: The successful search at Gordion in Turkey for the tomb of a king who reigned in the eighth century before Christ.
The Museum expedition first went to work at Gordion in 1950. Always before the eyes of its members stood the […]
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By: Froelich Rainey
Editorial
Expedition, a revised form of the University Museum Bulletin, is designed for the public. It will continue as a quarterly […]
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Museum News – Fall 1958
Hasanlu, Iran Mr. Dyson’s expedition has made important discoveries. He writes that in the course of work on the city […]
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