The Museum Journal
The Museum Journal
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U. Hall for the Siberian Expedition in order to enable him to complete his investigations among the tribes of northern Siberia.
Dr. Edith H. Hall, the Assistant Curator of the Mediterranean Section, well known as a classical archaeologist, was married on May 12th. Dr. Hall took her position in the Museum in 1912.
Before this, she had taken part in the expeditions which the Museum supported in Crete and after her appointment as Curator in the Museum, continued to work in the same field. The resu...lts of these investigations are published in the Anthropological Series of the Museum. The classical collections have been entirely recatalogued and rearranged during the period of Dr. Hall's curatorship and many important additions were made to these collections during that time.
Dr. Hairs services have been of the greatest value to the Museum.
Many scholars have expressed their appreciation of the recent publications of the Babylonian Section of the Museum. The works by Dr. Amo Poebel have especially elicited favorable comment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
U. Hall for the Siberian Expedition in order to enable him to complete his investigations among the tribes of northern Siberia.
Dr. Edith H. Hall, the Assistant Curator of the Mediterranean Section, well known as a classical archaeologist, was married on May 12th. Dr. Hall took her position in the Museum in 1912.
Before this, she had taken part in the expeditions which the Museum supported in Crete and after her appointment as Curator in the Museum, continued to work in the same field. The resu...lts of these investigations are published in the Anthropological Series of the Museum. The classical collections have been entirely recatalogued and rearranged during the period of Dr. Hall's curatorship and many important additions were made to these collections during that time.
Dr. Hairs services have been of the greatest value to the Museum.
Many scholars have expressed their appreciation of the recent publications of the Babylonian Section of the Museum. The works by Dr. Amo Poebel have especially elicited favorable comment.
What to read after The Museum Journal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jay I. Kislak Reference Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc to read onlineMoreLess
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