The Museum Journal | American Section

Vol. XVIII / No. 1

By: Dr. J. Alden Mason

Native American Jades

JADE, that exquisite stone of emerald hue, translucent and of almost gem-like hardness, has ever been sought, prized and almost […]

Vol. XVII / No. 4

By: J. Alden Mason

Among the Indian tribes of our Great Plains, those buffalo hunting, tipi inhabiting, feather bedecked, upstanding warriors who to us […]

Vol. XVII / No. 3

By: J. Alden Mason

I A Peruvian Aryballus By gift of Mr. F. C. Durant the Museum has acquired an excellent and unusually large […]

Vol. XVII / No. 2

By: J. Alden Mason

Four centuries ago to this very year, in 1526, a handful of men stood on the deck of a tiny […]

Vol. XVII / No. 1

By: Henry Usher Hall

The hero of the pictorial record of Plains Indian life described elsewhere in the present number of the JOURNAL carries […]

Vol. XVII / No. 1

By: Henry Usher Hall

The museum has lately acquired a painted buffalo robe of that interesting class which provides pictorial records of the warlike […]

Vol. XVI / No. 3

By: Henry Usher Hall

The University Museum has recently received from Alaska an object of quite extraordinary interest, found in an Indian village on […]

Vol. XV / No. 2

By: Robert Burkitt

After riting to you from Chocolá, I went up to Kesaltenango: where I got a copy, which haz been useful […]

Vol. XIV / No. 1

Mr. Louis Shotridge, who left for Alaska last spring, has made his headquarters at Haines, from which place journeys have […]

Vol. XIV / No. 1

Dr.Farabee has now been one year in South America conducting excavations on behalf of the Museum. The region chosen for […]