Mediterranean Section

Vol. XXII / No. 2
By: G. Roger Edwards
Italy and Rome
The most recent in a long series of remodelled galleries of the Museum were completed in April of this year. […]
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Vol. XVII / No. 4
By: Rodney S. Young
Progress at Gordion: 1951-1952
A comparison of the plan of the city mound at Gordian as it was left at the end of the […]
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Vol. XVII / No. 1
By: P. Dikaios
Excavations at Sotira: 1951*
Subtitle Reference In the summer of 1951 Mr. P. Dikaios, Curator of the Cyprus Museum, excavated at Sotira, the settlement […]
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Vol. XVI / No. 1
By: R. S. Y
Gordion: 1950
Seventy miles to the southwest of Ankara a long low mound-its Turkish name, Yassihuyuk, means just that-rises beside the Sangarios […]
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Vol. XIV / No. 4
By: De Coursey Fales, Jr.
Kourion: The Amusement Area
Man has always required entertainment and recreation. As today a man goes to a baseball park or movie-house, so in […]
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Vol. XIV / No. 4
By: G. H. McF.
Kourion: The Apollo Baths
Excavations were resumed on the site of the Sanctuary of Apollo during the first week of April of 1949. The […]
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Vol. XIII / No. 3
By: P. Dikaios
Trial Excavations at Sotira: Site Teppés On Behalf of the University Museum Cyprus Expedition
The scope of the excavations at Kourion has been broadened to include the investigation of a Neolithic site near Sotira, […]
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Vol. XIII / No. 3
By: J. F. D.
Kourion: Past Achievements and Future Plans
Now that we are perfecting plans for a number of new excavations, it may be well to look back on […]
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Vol. XI / No. 3
By: H. A. Weischhoff
III. Types of Money: Primitive Money
In enumerating the most important types of money which have had validity among primitive peoples, the following arrangement has been […]
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