Volume 6 / Number 2
1964
On The Cover: An Ashanti Soul-washer Badge.
Vol. 6 / No. 2
By: William H. Davenport
Hawaiian Feudalism
When Captain James Cook, greatest of all Pacific explorers, accidentally discovered the Hawaiian Islands in 1778, he also discovered that […]
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Vol. 6 / No. 2
By: Machteld J. Mellink
A Votive Bird from Anatolia
A stone hawk looks quizzically at the visitors of the special exhibit of the Lipchitz Collection. The label calls him […]
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Vol. 6 / No. 2
By: James B. Pritchard
Reconnaissance in Jordan
“How do you go about finding a site for excavation?” is a question frequently put to an archaeologist. With the […]
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Vol. 6 / No. 2
By: C.J. Gadd
Leon Legrain, D.D., Sc.D.
For over thirty years Dr. Legrain served as Curator of the Babylonian Section in the University Museum, an officer as […]
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Vol. 6 / No. 2
By: Oscar W. Muscarella
Ancient Safety Pins: Their Function and Significance
One of the most interesting types of archaeological research is that concerned with tracing the history of a particular object […]
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Vol. 6 / No. 2
By: Louise Scott
Wandering Griffin
(On seeing an Italian jug in the University Museum) The Adriatic shore of Italy across the sea from the Illyrian […]
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Vol. 6 / No. 2
By: David Crownover
An Ashanti Soul-Washer Badge
“In the beginning God created Black as well as White Men…God having created these two sorts of Men offered two […]
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