Volume XI / Number 4
1920
Vol. XI / No. 4
Notes
Gifts. The following gifts have been received. Mrs. William Lyttleton Savage, two Roman glass vases. Mr. and Mrs. Hampton L. […]
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Vol. XI / No. 4
By: Stephen Bleeker Luce Jr
An Early Potter’s Wheel
No clearer evidence is known to the archæologist as to the civilization of any early people, than the pottery which […]
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Vol. XI / No. 4
By: Henry Usher Hall
Maori Wood Carving and Moko
The objects dealt with in this article form part of the exhibition lately arranged in the southeast room on the […]
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Vol. XI / No. 4
By: William Curtis Farabee
Indian Cradles
The long period of infancy has been the one stabilizing influence in the foundation of human society. Around the mother […]
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Vol. XI / No. 4
By: Leon Legrain
Reconstructing Ancient History
I Portrait of a King Who Reigned 4130 Years Ago Ibi-Sin, the last king of Ur, began to reign in […]
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Vol. XI / No. 4
The Contents
Dr. Leon Legrain, Curator of the Babylonian Section of the University Museum, while assembling the more important of the unpublished […]
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