Volume XVI / Number 3
1925
Vol. XVI / No. 3
By: Helen E. Fernald
Mortuary Figures Of The T’ang Dynasty
On May 22, 1925, there was opened to invited guests of the Museum an Exhibition of Chinese Art which included […]
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Vol. XVI / No. 3
By: Henry Usher Hall
A Souvenir Of The Great Explorers
The University Museum has recently received from Alaska an object of quite extraordinary interest, found in an Indian village on […]
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The Expedition To Palestine
Work upon the excavations at Beisan, having been interrupted for a year, was resumed upon September first. The season from […]
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The Joint Expedition To Ur
Plans have been completed for resuming the excavation of Ur in lower Mesopotamia on the first day of November. Mr. […]
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A George Leib Harrison Fellowship For The Museum
The President has devised that a George Leib Harrison Fellowship shall be awarded by the Museum to a student in […]
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Museum Notes
ACCESSIONS. By Gift. From Miss Lily Place, the Museum has received as a gift 11 Chinese embroideries, 2 pieces of […]
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