Museum Bulletin

Vol. II / No. 3

School Museums

WITH the approval and cooperation of state educational authorities and the support of the Carnegie Corporation, the Museum and the […]

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By: J. A. M.

AMONG the most interesting objects in a collection recently acquired from the Naskapi Indians of northern Labrador are the robes, […]

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THROUGH the courtesy of Langdon Warner, Esq., a collection of fifty-four bronze knives have been placed on view which supplement […]

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By: E. H. D.

TO the third quarter of the fifth century before Christ has been assigned a large group of vases associated with […]

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THE first months of this season’s work at Ur have been notable for the uncovering of the burial places of […]

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By: H. U. H.

THE great island of New Guinea, to the north of Australia, is next in size to Greenland among the islands […]

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THE first reports have been received from Dr. E. A. Speiser, Director of the Expedition at Tell Billah sponsored by […]

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By: J. A. M.

THE aerial archeological expedition to the Maya region, an announcement of which was published in the last number of the […]