Volume IV / Number 4
1933
Vol. IV / No. 4
Publications
THE next number of the Bulletin, that for August, will not appear until sometime in September. It is felt that […]
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Vol. IV / No. 4
Varied Activities in the Field
IN addition to the expeditions reported elsewhere in these pages, activities have commenced at three other areas in which the […]
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The Expedition to Minturnæ
NO formal report has yet been received from Dr. Jotham Johnson since the resumption of excavations at Minturnre, Italy. A […]
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A Reconstruction of a Burial from Persia
THERE has recently been installed in the gallery devoted to the results of the Persian and Assyrian Expeditions a restoration […]
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By: M. R. W.
The Cleaning and Restoration of Ancient Bronzes
ALMOST without exception the bronze and copper objects received in the Museum are in the process of disintegration. This disintegration […]
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By: H. E. F.
Two Pottery Tiles from a Han Dynasty Tomb
TWO important additions have recently been made, by purchase, to the Chinese collections in the Museum, in the form of […]
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The Assyrian Expedition
THE main feature of the recent season at Tell Billa, according to Mr. Charles Bache’s final report, was a street […]
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The Joint Expedition to Ur
THE most important single object found at Ur during the season now closed is a considerable fragment [Plate V] of […]
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The Matto Grosso Expedition
LATE in May there was installed on the lower floor a temporary exhibit of the results of the Matto Grosso […]
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By: J. A. M.
Gold and Copper Ornaments from Peru
MR . CHARLES L. CHANDLER has recently presented the Museum with three dainty metal objects from prehistoric Peru. These were […]
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The Piedras Negras Expedition
THE first reports from Mr. Linton Satterthwaite Jr., field director of the Eldridge R. Johnson Expedition which is now in […]
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Vol. IV / No. 4
By: J. A. M.
A Remarkable Throne from Guatemala
PROBABLY the most interesting single discovery of the work in 1932 of the Eldridge R. Johnson Expedition at Piedras Negras […]
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Vol. IV / No. 4
By: J. A. M.
Stela 12 from Piedras Negras
THE stelae from the Early ‘Empire’ Maya city of Piedras Negras in Guatemala, secured by the Eldridge R. Johnson Expedition, […]
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