Cover: Drawing by Norman J. Johnston. Part of a decorative carved band on a cylindrical tripod vessel found in a grave in Tikal, Guatemala, by the University Museum's expedition during the 1959 field season. The band depicts two priests receiving a file of warriors who carry throwing sticks and spears. The vessel is believed to have been made at Teotihuacan in the Valley of Mexico, a thousand miles northwest of Tikal.
Features
Gordion--Phrygian Construction and Architecture
Rodney S. Young
Louis Shotridge
J. Alden Mason
Wanted--More and Better Archaeologists
A. V. Kidder
An Etruscan Tomb-Guardian
Ellen Kohler
Tikal Stela 29
Edwin M. Shook
Maya "Long Count" Numbers
Linton Satterthwaite
Departments
Museum Staff
Tikal--A Map of the Central Portion of a Famous Maya Ruin in the Lowlands of Guatemala
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