Volume 12 / Number 1
1969
On The Cover: Neck-handled amphora decorated with warriors and chariots. Attic, about 725-700 BC. Collection Object Number: 30-33-133
Vol. 12 / No. 1
By: Philip P. Betancourt
The Age of Homer: An Exhibition of Geometric and Orientalizing Greek Art
The Greek Bronze Age ended in violent disarray. Most of the Mycenaean fortresses were burned or abandoned within the space […]
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By: George F. Dales and Louis Flam
On Tracking Woolly Kullis and the Like
Archaeology is a many-faced deity. It (she?) can smile benevolently upon you and order gold and fame to be rained […]
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Vol. 12 / No. 1
By: Gayle Wever
A Persian Puzzle: A Bronze Sword from Teheran
The ability to recognize modem alterations and outright forgeries is important to all students of archaeology. Consequently, in its training […]
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By: David O'Connor
Abydos and the University Museum: 1898-1969
After its formation in 1887 the University Museum rapidly developed its role in the exploration of extinct and living cultures […]
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