The Museum Journal

Vol. XX / No. 3-4

Announcement

Beginning with Volume XXI, an alteration will be made in the scope of the Museum Journal. Hitherto, an effort has […]

Vol. XX / No. 3-4

By: L. Legrain

QUEEN SHUBAD was so fond of her jewels that when she died in ancient Ur, six thousand years ago, they […]

Vol. XX / No. 3-4

By: Kenneth Graham

I. Restoration of the Silver THE metallurgists of early times, as is well known, were able to produce bronzes of […]

Vol. XX / No. 3-4

By: L. Legrain

“All the Babylonians,” says Herodotus, who visited the land in the days of Artaxerxes Longhand, “have a seal and they […]

Vol. XX / No. 3-4

By: D. S. Davidson

THE Lock Haven Expedition of the University Museum was organized in June, 1929, for the purpose of investigating the archæological […]

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By: J. Alden Mason

TEXAS, although the largest state in the Union, has been quite neglected by archæologists and therefore was chosen as the […]

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By: Louis Shotridge

AT last the Kaguanton Clan let go its oldest possession, the “Shark” Helmet (Plates XLVII and XLVIII). It is a […]