Volume 3 / Number 2
1961
On The Cover: Drawing with a pencil on frosted plastic, Claude Duthuit plots the position of some of the small objects on the wreck of a Bronze Age ship preparatory to removing them for study. This was one of the methods of land archaeology adapted in this first season to under-sea investigation.
Vol. 3 / No. 2
By: C.L. Lundell
The Flora of Tikal
The popular image of the jungle is one of mystery and romance. Kipling, Conrad, Maugham, and hoses of contemporary and […]
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Vol. 3 / No. 2
Where in the World?
These pictures are all of sites where the University Museum has worked. Can you select the proper caption for each […]
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Vol. 3 / No. 2
By: George F. Bass
A Bronze Age Shipwreck
Just off Cape Gelidonya, on the southwest coast of Turkey, lies a row of five tiny islands, little more than […]
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Vol. 3 / No. 2
By: Rodney S. Young
Footnote on Griffins
Egnatia lay on the Adriatic coast of southern Italy a few miles above Brundisium (Brindisi) and at the point where […]
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Vol. 3 / No. 2
By: Frances W. James
Beth Shan
The Biblical Book of Samuel tells us that the bodies of Saul and his sons were exposed by the Philistines […]
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Vol. 3 / No. 2
By: Robert C. Smith
The Ruins of Rome
“Here is to be seen those rare Curiosities that no City in the world can afford the like.” Thus Francis […]
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