Museum Bulletin | American Section

Vol. IV / No. 2

By: J. A. M.

Jade Ornaments from Piedras Negras

JADE was the material most highly prized by the ancient peoples of Mexico and Central America who regarded it as […]

Vol. IV / No. 2

By: E. G.

THE general region of Central Asia has been pointed out as the probable cradle of the Caucasian race. The traces […]

Vol. IV / No. 2

By: E. G.

IN the Bulletin for January 1932, we reported on the survey which Mr. Eugene Golomshtok had made for the Museum, […]

Vol. IV / No. 1

WORK in the caves of the Guadalupe Mountains of New Mexico was continued last spring under the joint auspices of […]

Vol. IV / No. 1

By: F. de L.

THE Museum has been fortunate in acquiring a second example of the same type as the remarkable stone lamp, decorated […]

Vol. IV / No. 1

By: J. A. M.

AMONG the most interesting objects secured by the late Dr. William C. Farabee on his last trip to Peru (see […]

Vol. III / No. 6

DR. MASON’S first report from Piedras Negras comes just as we go to press and contains news of considerable interest. […]

Vol. III / No. 5

By: H. N. W.

THE Hall of South American Archaeology has been transformed by the temporary exhibition of a goodly portion of the Charles […]

Vol. III / No. 3-4

By: H. N. W.

THE art of the basket-maker reached its highest development among the tribes of the California region, a number of which […]

Vol. III / No. 3-4

DUE to the double barrier of language and political isolation, the progress of scientific investigation in Russia has remained virtually […]