Volume 2 / Number 4
1960
On The Cover: A Tiwi child and her father. Tiwi children are characteristically carried in this fashion, leaving the bearer's hands free. The father is painted and wears a feather ball as a sign of mourning.
Vol. 2 / No. 4
By: George F. Dales, Jr.
The “Old Fort” at Lahore: Restoration of a Moghul Fortress in West Pakistan
“On Monday, the 9th of the Divine month of Azar…[Nov. 20, A.D. 1620], mounting an elephant of the name of […]
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Vol. 2 / No. 4
By: Matthew W. Stirling, Froelich Rainey and Matthew W. Stirling, Jr.
Electronics and Archaeology
For centuries men have dreamed of a “divining rod” or device that would indicate the presence of buried treasure in […]
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Vol. 2 / No. 4
By: Froelich Rainey
Archaeological Salvage in Egypt: Editorial
At a recent meeting in the University Museum, Mrs. Nicholas Roosevelt told us that she remembered with nostalgia Sir Leonard […]
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Vol. 2 / No. 4
By: E.N. Brandt
Why I Am a Mummy Duster
This term describes a dozen or two who work one night a week in the University Museum’s workshop and storage […]
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Vol. 2 / No. 4
Expedition News – Summer 1960
Leptis Magna The Spring issue of EXPEDITION described a lack of success in the first attempts to locate a Phoenician […]
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Vol. 2 / No. 4
By: Alan R. Schulman
A Faience Stela from the New Kingdom
Among the unpublished finds of the University Museum’s excavations at ancient Memphis in 1915-1923 is the faience stela shown here. […]
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Vol. 2 / No. 4
By: Jane C. Goodale
Sketches of Tiwi Children
Readers of Miss Goodale’s account of Tiwi funeral ceremonies in the Fall 1959 number of EXPEDITION will remember that the […]
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