Volume 30 / Number 2
1988
On The Cover: Reenactment of Christ's journey to the cross through the streets of Antigua, Guatemala. Good Friday, 1968. Photo by R. Reina.
Vol. 30 / No. 2
By: Robert L. Schuyler
Silver Reef Project: Creation of a ‘Historic Ethnography’ for a 19th Century American Mining Town on the Western Frontier: University Museum Research Projects
Since 1981 the American Historical Archaeology Section of The University Museum has been running a project that alternates between digging […]
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By: Bonita Freeman-Witthof
Formal Games in the Cherokee Ritual Cycle
The Scientific Study of Games The formal games of western civilization have intrigued generations of scholars (see Expedition Vol. 27, […]
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By: Ruben E. Reina
The Sacred World of the Maya: Costumbre and Religion in Guatelmala
Dedicated to my friend and former student, Edwin C. Buxbaum Nothing is more real than the real; and that is […]
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By: Ralph M. Rowlett
Titelberg: A Celtic Hillfort in Luxembourg
In southwestern Luxembourg, near the border where Luxembourg, Belgium, and France come together, the site called Titelberg sits astride a […]
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By: Kyle M. Phillips and Ann H. Ashmead
Undoing the Past: Changing Attitudes Towards the Restoration of Greek Pots
When we first started working on the publication of The University Museum’s Attic red-figure pottery for the Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum, […]
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By: Karen Polinger Foster
Snakes and Lions: A New Reading of the West House Frescoes from Thera
In the Aegean Bronze Age, palaces and some private houses were richly decorated by murals depicting people, animals, and landscape […]
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By: Robert H. Dyson, Jr.
Where in the World?
Many people interested in The University Museum ask from time to time about our research activities. To respond to these […]
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By: Himanshu P. Ray
Early Buddhist Caves of the Western Deccan: Indian Long-Distance Trade in the Early Centuries A.D.
Located along the western coast of India are a series of caves, some of them richly decorated, that were cut […]
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Vol. 30 / No. 2
By: Stephen P. Koob
The Conservation and Restoration of Red-figure Stamnos No. 48-30-3
The conservation and restoration of the red-figure stamnos 48-30-3 (University Museum collection) was undertaken with a view to returning the […]
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