Volume 22 / Number 1
1979
On The Cover: "Apache #10. Getting Water" from Edward Sheriff Curtis's The North American Indian. A picture made in early spring on the banks of White river, Arizona. The water bottle is the typical Apache one of basketry covered with Pinon gum.
Vol. 22 / No. 1
University Museum Announcements – Fall 1979
The Southeast Asia Section In 1971 the Ford Foundation established an Art and Archaeology project for Southeast Asia with headquarters […]
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By: Elizabeth Lyons
A Pair of Chinese Grave Urns: A Recent Gift to the Oriental Section of the Museum
The Chinese collection of the University Museum has recently been enriched, and enlivened, by a pair of southern Chinese grave […]
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By: A. John Gwinnett and Leonard Gorelick
Ancient Lapidary: A Study Using Scanning Electron Microscopy and Functional Analysis
In the chronology of the development of ancient stone tools, drills and drilling were late additions to paleolithic technology. They […]
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Vol. 22 / No. 1
By: Martin Biddle
New Directions – Fall 1979: The Director Writes
The students who come to the Museum as the most distinguished cultural resource on Campus are welcome and fortunate, as […]
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Edward Sheriff Curtis: 1868-1952: The Shadow Catcher
Edward S. Curtis spent thirty-seven years in the field photographing, documenting and reconstructing life on the North American continent west […]
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By: Frances W. James
The Revelation of Jerusalem: A Review of Archaeological Research
Ever since the year 587 B.C. when the Temple was destroyed by Nebuchadnezzar and the 18-year old Jehoiachin of Judah […]
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