Vol. XXIII / No. 4
By: E. F. S.
Foreword: Tepe Hissar Excavations 1931
It is our pleasant duty to express gratitude to the patrons, counsellors, and friends of the Expedition, whose constant interest […]
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Vol. XXIII / No. 3
By: E. A. Speiser
The Pottery of Tell Billa: A Preliminary Account
Title reference IN October, 1930, the joint Assyrian expedition of the University Museum and the American Schools of Oriental Research […]
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Vol. XXIII / No. 3
By: C. Leonard Woolley
Excavations at Ur, 1931-32
THE tenth season of the Joint Expedition of the British Museum and of the University Museum, Philadelphia, began work in […]
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Vol. XXIII / No. 3
List of Plates
Plates XXVI to XLVI accompany the article on the Excavations at Ur; the italic number under each plate number indicates […]
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Vol. XXIII / No. 2
By: Vincent M. Petrullo
Primitive Peoples of Matto Grosso: An Account of Archaeological and Ethnological Field Work at the Headwaters of Paraguay and Xingu Rivers in Matto Grosso, Brazil, During 1931
THIS account of my field work in Matto Grosso, Brazil, during 1931, is offered to those interested in primitive peoples […]
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Vol. XXIII / No. 2
By: V. M. Petrullo
Description of Plates: Primitive Peoples of Matto Grosso
The italic number under each plate number indicates the page on which that plate will be found. (Frontispiece) Tsuva girl. […]
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Vol. XXI / No. 3-4
By: E. H. Dohan
Two Vases from the Hegeman Collection: Recent Additions to the Classical Collections
IN THE Spring of 1930, Miss Annie May Hegeman of Washington very generously lent to the University Museum three vases, […]
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Vol. XXIII / No. 1
By: E. H. Dohan
A Lydian Imitation of a Laconian Vase: Recent Additions to the Classical Collections
In 1897, through the generosity of the late John Wanamaker, the Museum acquired a box of potsherds from Orvieto. To […]
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Vol. XXIII / No. 1
By: E. H. Dohan
A Late Minoan Pyxis: Recent Additions to the Classical Collections
IN 1930 the Museum purchased from Paris the delicately painted pyxis of Figure 1. The buff clay of which it […]
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Vol. XXIII / No. 1
By: Valentin Müller
A Portrait of the Late Roman Empire: Recent Additions to the Classical Collections
THE fourth century A.D. marks a turning-point in the history of the Mediterranean World. Permanent war against invading barbarians, inner […]
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