Mediterranean Section
Vol. XIII / No. 1
By: Eleanor F. Rambo
Stories on Greek Vases: Notes of Some Vases in the University Museum
Any handbook on Greek vases, every general discussion of them, posits the statement that the vases are of the highest […]
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Vol. XII / No. 4
By: George Byron Gordon
The Walls of Constantinople: A Lecture Delivered at the University Museum on Nov. 26, 1921
There are two ways of reaching Constantinople at present. One is by the Orient Express, leaving Paris and passing by […]
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Vol. XII / No. 3
By: Edith Hall Dohan
An Archaic Head from Cyprus
Fig. 69. Archaic Head from Cyprus. Museum Object Number: MS5674 Image Number: 26390 Fig. 70. Profile of Fig. 69. Museum […]
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Vol. XII / No. 3
By: George Byron Gordon
Baalbek
Lecture Delivered at the University Museum, January 15, 1921 The boundaries of the new Syria where it fronts the eastern […]
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Vol. XI / No. 4
By: Stephen Bleeker Luce Jr
An Early Potter’s Wheel
No clearer evidence is known to the archæologist as to the civilization of any early people, than the pottery which […]
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Vol. XI / No. 2
By: Dr. Eleanor E. Rambo
Ancient Roman Mosaics
Greeks as well as Egyptians knew the art of decorating walls and especially pavements with bits of stone, terra cotta […]
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Vol. XI / No. 2
By: Dr. Eleanor E. Rambo
The John Thompson Morris Collection of Coins and Medals
At the present writing, this room contains also four tables of coins and medals—The John Thompson Morris Collection. About one-fourth […]
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Vol. XI / No. 2
By: Dr. Eleanor E. Rambo
Terra Cotta and Bronze Figurines
Of ancient terra cottas in general it has most aptly been said that they are a peculiar phase of minor […]
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Vol. XI / No. 2
By: Dr. Eleanor E. Rambo
Miscellaneous Bronze Objects
In case X has been arranged a collection of miscellaneous bronze objects, ranging in date from the sixth to the […]
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Vol. XI / No. 2
By: Dr. Eleanor E. Rambo
Ancient Jewelry
The goldsmith’s craft is one of the oldest arts in the Mediterranean world. That is to say, it is one […]
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