Near East Section
Vol. XIV / No. 4
By: Clarence S. Fisher
Bethshean: Excavations of the University Museum Expedition, 1921-1923
Those who had an interest in history or archaeology realized to some extent its great strategic value in the constant […]
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Vol. XIV / No. 3
By: Leon Legrain
Darius and the Pseudo Smerdis: A Green Jade Relief. CBS. 14543
WHILE Cambyses led the Persian Army in Egypt, he was frightened by an obscure oracle at Buto, and sent back […]
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Vol. XIV / No. 2
By: Leon Legrain
Some Seals of the Babylonian Collections
The seals and seal impressions are the real jewels of the Babylonian Collections of the Museum. Up to the present […]
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Vol. XIV / No. 1
The Mesopotamian Expedition: Ur of the Chaldees
The Joint Expedition of the British Museum and the University Museum has been at work since November 1 at Ur […]
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Vol. XIV / No. 1
The Palestine Expedition: An Historical Inscription
Egypt between the years 1375 and 1315 B. c. passed through two revolutionary movements, a sweeping reformation and a sharp […]
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Vol. XIII / No. 1
By: Clarence S. Fisher
Beth-Shean
THE Beth-shean of Scripture, called Scythopolis by the Greeks and now the little village of Beisan, has been an object […]
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Vol. XIII / No. 1
By: George Byron Gordon
Arabic Art: This is not a treatise on Arabic Art but a notice directing attention to some examples in the University Museum that I obtained at Cairo and Damascus in 1919.
The terms Mohammedan Art, Arabic Art and Saracenic Art are used by different writers to describe the work of artists […]
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Vol. IV / No. 2
By: James A. Montgomery
Abraham as the Inventor of an Improved Plow
In the Museum Journal, vol. I, p. 4, Prof. A.T. Clay published a reproduction and description of a most interesting […]
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