Volume V / Number 3
1914
Vol. V / No. 3
By: C. W. B.
A Pottery Statue of a Lo-han
One of the most striking characters in Chinese history, ancient or modern, is Shih Huang Ti, of the Ch’in dynasty—the […]
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Vol. V / No. 3
By: C. W. B.
Two Sculptured Chinese Heads
The lately acquired stone heads of Buddha and Kuan-yin, dating, as they do, from a time when Chinese sculpture was […]
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Vol. V / No. 3
By: S. Langdon
A New Sumerian Document
During the autumn of 1913, Prof. Stephen Langdon of Jesus College, Oxford, holding the Shillito chair of Assyriology in that […]
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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. 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
Notes
In the last number of Museumskunde issued in May, 1914, the greater number of pages are taken up by an […]
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