The Museum Journal

Vol. IV / No. 2

By: G. B. G.

Important Historical Documents Found in the Museum’s Collection of Ancient Babylonian Clay Tablets

In the spring of 1910 one hundred and fifteen boxes of inscribed tablets and fragments of tablets, excavated by the […]

Vol. IV / No. 2

By: Arno Poebel

During the summer of 1912 I examined the collections of cuneiform inscriptions in the University Museum. I was especially interested […]

Vol. IV / No. 2

By: George A. Barton

Enkhegal was one of the earliest kings of Lagash, the modern Telloh. The only inscription from his time which is […]

Vol. IV / No. 2

By: James A. Montgomery

In the Museum Journal, vol. I, p. 4, Prof. A.T. Clay published a reproduction and description of a most interesting […]

Vol. IV / No. 2

By: E. P. Wilkins

The President of the Museum, Mr. Eckley B. Coxe, Jr., has recently presented to the Museum Library a copy of […]

Vol. IV / No. 2

By: James A. Montgomery

Among the magical texts in the Museum is the following, which belongs to a widespread category of Jewish charms: Shaddai […]

Vol. IV / No. 2

In 1897 the Museum acquired, together with a collection of Greek vases now on exhibition, a large box of fragments […]