Vol. 16 / No. 2
By: James D. Muhly
The Hittites and the Aegean World
The first thing to realize about the Hittites is that they are not Hittites. The sad fact is that we […]
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By: Tamara Stech Wheeler, Robert Maddin and James D. Muhly
Ingots and the Bronze Age Copper Trade in the Mediterranean: A Progress Report
The last twenty years have seen an increase in scientific studies of archaeological materials resulting from the desire for greater […]
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By: James D. Muhly
University Museum-Thai Fine Arts Department Northeast Thailand Archaeological Project: Introduction
In this issue of Expedition, designed to be some small tribute to Froelich Rainey for his many years of inspired […]
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Vol. 19 / No. 2
By: Robert Maddin, Tamara Stech Wheeler and James D. Muhly
Tin in the Ancient Near East: Old Questions and New Finds
Bronze—an alloy of copper and tin—gave its name to one of the periods of antiquity. It is now clear that […]
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Vol. 19 / No. 2
By: James D. Muhly
From the Editor: Martin Biddle will take over as director of the University Museum.
On October 1, 1977, Martin Biddle, of Winchester, England, will take over as director of the University Museum. He will […]
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By: James D. Muhly
Editorial
The number of books published in the general field of archaeology seems to increase every year. And every year it […]
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Vol. 20 / No. 2
By: James D. Muhly
Ancient Cartography: Man's Earliest Attempts to Represent His World
The remarkable Chinese maps published by Mrs. Bulling in the previous article indicate that in cartography, as in many other […]
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By: P.G. Warden, Robert Maddin, Tamara Stech and James D. Muhly
Copper and Iron Production at Poggio Civitate (Murlo): Analysis of Metalworking Archaic Etruscan Site
Since 1966 excavations at Poggio Civitate (Murlo), a site in central Italy about twenty kilometers south of Siena (Fig. 1), […]
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By: James D. Muhly
Solomon, the Copper King: A Twentieth Century Myth
King Solomon is one of those biblical figures known to almost everyone, regardless of religious persuasion or degree of spiritual […]
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By: James D. Muhly
Archaeometry and Shipwrecks: A Review Article
From Mine to Microscope: Advances in the Study of Ancient Technology edited by Andrew J. Shortland, Ian C. Freestone, and […]
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Vol. 56 / No. 2
By: James D. Muhly
Looking Back at Fifty Years of Nautical Archaeology: A Review Article of Archaeologist Beneath the Sea
In recent decades nautical archaeology and George Bass have tended to be almost synonymous. To consider one was to engage […]
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