Volume IX / Number 1
1941

Vol. IX / No. 1
By: V. C. B.
Ancient Needles
THE origin of the sewing needle goes back, beyond written history, to the Palaeolithic age. This was the time when […]
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Vol. IX / No. 1
By: H. R.
An Egyptian Tombstone of the New Kingdom
THE tombstone shown in Plates VIII, 1 which recently was acquired for the University Museum, is unusually informative. While most […]
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Vol. IX / No. 1
By: H. N. W.
Hopi Kachinas
IN the kivas of the Hopi pueblos, the men are busy, for the sun has almost reached the farthest point […]
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Vol. IX / No. 1
By: L. L.
Nippur Again
I.-Sumerian Heads AMONG the treasures of the Babylonian Section are now exhibited two small but valuable Sumerian heads, cut in […]
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Vol. IX / No. 1
By: H. H. F. J.
Maitreya and Guardians
THE dating of early Chinese Buddhist sculpture is based, of necessity, on two classes of objects, first those that bear […]
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