Europe / Mediterranean
Vol. 3 / No. 2
By: George F. Bass
A Bronze Age Shipwreck
Just off Cape Gelidonya, on the southwest coast of Turkey, lies a row of five tiny islands, little more than […]
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Vol. 3 / No. 1
By: Theresa Howard Carter
Finding a Phoenician Colony Part 2: The Discovery
The very afternoon of the Barringers’ departure two of our three high hopes were shattered. The Lisa Sounding revealed a […]
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Vol. 3 / No. 1
By: Brandon Barringer
Finding A Phoenician Colony Part I: The Search
The hunt started nearly two years ago when the Government of Tunisia asked the University Museum to investigate the possibilities […]
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Vol. 2 / No. 3
By: Kenneth D. Matthews, Jr.
The Embattled Driver in Ancient Rome
As a driver do you become annoyed with present-day traffic conditions? Most probably you do and the same may be […]
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Vol. 2 / No. 2
By: Rodney S. Young
Gordion: Phrygian Construction and Architecture
The traveller in Near Eastern lands cannot help but be struck by the hundreds of ancient mounds–Tels or Tepes or […]
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Vol. 2 / No. 2
By: Ellen L. Kohler
An Etruscan Tomb-Guardian
The Etruscans are still a mysterious people to us because at the present state of our knowledge we cannot answer […]
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Vol. 2 / No. 1
By: Rhys Carpenter
The Clue of the Missing Feet
In 438 B.C. there was dedicated in the Parthenon at Athens the colossal gold and ivory statue of Athena, one […]
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Vol. 1 / No. 4
By: Temple Fay
Relevant Information About Menander
In general we know comparatively little about the life history and personal traits of ancient worthies. The evidence for Menander […]
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Vol. 1 / No. 4
By: Temple Fay, Jack L. Benson and L. Arnold Post
“The Head” – Menander: A Neurosurgeon's Analysis of a Great Stone Portrait
Preface Undoubtedly the most controversial portrait surviving from antiquity is one which exists in many copies and which has most […]
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Vol. 1 / No. 4
By: Kenneth D. Matthews, Jr.
Portrait of a Hero
Between 1931 and 1933 workmen under the direction of Jotham Johnson labored for the University Museum at a Roman site […]
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