Volume 9 / Number 4
1967
On The Cover: Adam, Eve, and Serpent.
Vol. 9 / No. 4
By: Alfred Kidder, II
A Mochica Potato Bird
Peru is famous for rich, natural resources, animal, vegetable and mineral, that about in its varied geographical zones from the […]
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Vol. 9 / No. 4
By: Froelich Rainey
Marie Lemoine Harrison
We of the University Museum staff are all too sharply reminded by the death of Mrs. Charles C. Harrison, Jr. […]
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Vol. 9 / No. 4
By: Allan Young
Varieties of Amhara Graphic Art
The Amhara are the politically dominant people of modern Ethiopia. Agriculturalists of the northern highlands, they are the descendants of […]
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Vol. 9 / No. 4
By: Samuel Noah Kramer
Reflections on the Mesopotamian Flood: The Cuneiform Data New and Old
Historiography, the writing of history, was hardly a favorite subject of the ancient Mesopotamian academicians and men of letters. Lacking […]
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Vol. 9 / No. 4
By: Vimala S. Begley
Archaeological Exploration in Northern Ceylon
In 1926 Hocart wrote that “what is needed for Ceylon archaeology is a stratified site” (A.M. Hocart in Archaeological Survey of […]
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Vol. 9 / No. 4
By: George F. Dales
South Asia’s Earliest Writing: Still Undeciphered
The introduction of the art of writing is recognized as one of the most crucial advances in the history of […]
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