Volume 14 / Number 4
1972
On The Cover: Bronze helmet and knife of the Shang Dynasty, c.a. 1400 BC; a stamped brick from the wall of a mortuary chamber of the Han Dynasty, 206 BC - AD 220.
Vol. 14 / No. 4
By: S.A. Goudsmit
Not For the Art Trade
“What you dig up out of the ground is no good for the art trade.” This was the doctrine of […]
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By: A. Gutkind Bulling
Archaeological Excavation in China: 1949-1966
Much too little is known in this country about archaeological work and excavations carried out in China since the People’s […]
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By: Margaret L. Arrott
A Unique Method of Making Pottery: Santa Apolonia, Guatemala
From long before dawn on Thursday mornings the narrow dirt road leading from San Jose Poaquil through Santa Apolonia to […]
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Vol. 14 / No. 4
By: Valerio Cianfarani
The Necropolis of Campovalano: Mysteries of Middle Adriatic Culture
Recent excavations at Campovalano, in the Abruzzi region of Italy, have reaffirmed the existence of a little-known culture which flowered […]
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Vol. 14 / No. 4
By: John D. Hedrick and Karen Goodrich-Hedrick
The Problem of Polynesian Origin
Who are the Polynesians? From whom did they derive? How were they able to reach the far-flung islands of the […]
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