Mediterranean Section
Vol. VI / No. 4
By: S. B. L.
An Attic Black-Figured Panel-Amphora in the University Museum
In 1896 the Museum obtained a small group of Greek vases, which are said to have come from the Greek […]
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Vol. VI / No. 2
By: E. H. H.
Two Black-Figured Amphorae from Orvieto
Two black-figured amphorae in the Museum are here for the first time adequately illustrated. One, Figs. 68 and 69, has […]
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Vol. V / No. 4
By: E. H. H.
Fresco Representing a Hunt, from the Later Palace at Tiryns
No site in prehistoric Greece is more familiar than the citadel of Tiryns, the gray rock of which rises sheer […]
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Vol. V / No. 4
By: E. H. H.
Some Greek and Italian Vases in the Museum
An Ionic Amphora In 1896 the Museum purchased a group of eight vases which had once belonged to Tewfik Pasha, […]
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Vol. V / No. 4
By: E. H. H.
A Pair of Bits from Corneto
In the fourth book of the Iliad after Pandaros has succeeded in sending an arrow through the fastening of Menelaos’s […]
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Vol. V / No. 3
By: E. H. H.
A Bronze Blade from the Dictæan Cave, Crete
In 1886 word was brought to the authorities in Candia that peasants of the Lasithe plain in eastern Crete had […]
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Vol. V / No. 3
By: E. H. H.
Examples of Mycenæan and Minoan Art
In response to the universal interest in the recent discoveries in Crete, the Museum has acquired reproductions not only of […]
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Vol. V / No. 2
By: E. H. H.
A Roman Portrait Head
When in 1882 Bernoulli was compiling his publication of Roman portraits, he was able to cite nine examples of a […]
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Vol. V / No. 2
By: E. H. Hall
Two Marbles from Lake Nemi
Fifteen miles southeast of Rome in the midst of wooded hills lies Lake Nemi, the gem of the Alban Mountains. […]
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Vol. V / No. 2
By: E. H. H.
A Colored Marble Statuette
In 1901 the Museum purchased in Rome a statuette of colored marble representing a woman in rapid motion, her drapery […]
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