Mediterranean Section

Vol. XI / No. 2

By: Dr. Eleanor E. Rambo

Reproduction of Offerings to the Cretan Snake Goddess

Very little is known of the religion of the prehistoric Cretans. Like many primitive peoples, they seem to have worshiped […]

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Vol. XI / No. 2

By: Dr. Eleanor E. Rambo

Reproduction of Ægean Vases and Lamps

On brackets in alcove C are reproductions of Cretan lamp stands, found at Knossos and dated vaguely in the period […]

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Vol. XI / No. 2

By: Dr. Eleanor E. Rambo

Ægean Metal Work

The Ægeans were cunning workers in metal. Especially the lords of Mycenae, “rich in gold,” gathered about them fine specimens […]

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Vol. XI / No. 2

By: Dr. Eleanor E. Rambo

Ægean Fresco Paintings

The Ægeans made one very important contribution to the development of technique in art in their invention of fresco painting. […]

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Vol. XI / No. 2

By: Dr. Eleanor E. Rambo

Greek and Roman Sculpture

The collection of sculpture includes Greek originals, Roman reliefs and Roman copies of Greek originals, and Roman portrait heads. There […]

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Vol. XI / No. 2

By: Dr. Eleanor E. Rambo

Ancient Roman Glass

The University Museum is fortunate in possessing a very good collection of ancient Roman glass. The term “Roman” is here […]

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Vol. XI / No. 2

By: Dr. Eleanor E. Rambo

The Italic Collection

The Etruscans The Italic Collection comprises pottery, bronzes, terra cottas and jewelry. It is far the largest collection in the […]

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Vol. XI / No. 2

By: Dr. Eleanor E. Rambo

Italian Fabrics

After the destruction of the Athenian Empire at the hands of Sparta, Athens lost control of the potter’s trade. Some […]

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Vol. XI / No. 2

By: Dr. Eleanor E. Rambo

Greek Vases

The first distinctly Hellenic pottery fabric is the geometric. It is generally considered to be not a decided break from […]

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Vol. XI / No. 2

By: Dr. Eleanor E. Rambo

Antiquities From Cyprus

Case V. Case V is devoted to Cypriote vases and crude sculptures. The culture of Cyprus is distinct from that […]

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