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The JOURNAL treats of the various branches of archæology and art history--Oriental, Classic, Christian and Early Renaissance. Its original articles are predominantly classic on account of the fact that it has become the official organ of the ARCHÆOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA and of the AMERICAN SCHOOL OF CLASSICAL STUDIES AT ATHENS, and the JOURNAL will aim to further the interests for which the Institute and the School were founded. In it are published the reports on all the excavations undertaken in Greece and elsewhere by the Institute and the School, and the studies carried on independently by the Directors and members of the School. By decision of the Council of the Archæological Institute the JOURNAL has been distributed during 1893 to all members of the Institute, and the same distribution will be made during 1894.
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Transcriber's note: While the following tables cover the entire year of 1893 (4 issues) this document only reproduces the first quarter (January-March)
CONTENTS OF VOLUME VIII, 1893.
No. 1. JANUARY--MARCH. PAGE. I.--THE TEMPLE OF THE ACROPOLIS BURNT BY THE PERSIANS, 1 By HAROLD N. FOWLER, II.--NOTES ON THE SUBJECTS OF GREEK TEMPLE-SCULPTURES, 18 By F.B. TARBELL and W.N. BATES, III.--PAPERS OF THE AMERICAN SCHOOL OF CLASSICAL STUDIES AT ATHENS. I.--THE RELATION OF THE ARCHAIC PEDIMENT RELIEFS FROM THE ACROPOLIS TO VASE-PAINTING, 28 By CARLETON L. BROWNSON, II.--THE FRIEZE OF THE CHORAGIC MONUMENT OF LYSIKRATES AT ATHENS, 42 By HERBERT F. DE COU, 56 III.--DIONYSUS εν Λίμναις, By JOHN PICKARD, CORRESPONDENCE. 83 Hunting della Rabbia Monuments in Italy, By ALLAN MARQUAND, REVIEWS AND NOTICES OF BOOKS. 87 M. COLLIGNON, Histoire de la Sculpture Grecque, By A.M. 89 HEINRICH BRUNN, Griechische Götterideale, By A.M. ARCHÆOLOGICAL NEWS. AFRICA (Egypt, Ethiopia, Algeria and Tunisia); ASIA (Hindustan, Thibet, China, Central Asia, Arabia, Babylonia, Persia, Syria, 91 Armenia, Caucasus, Asia Minor), By A.L. FROTHINGHAM, Jr.,
No. 2. APRIL--JUNE.
I.--SOME UNPUBLISHED MONUMENTS BY LUCA DELLA ROBBIA, 153 By ALLAN MARQUAND, 171 II.--EGYPTIAN CHRONOLOGY, By SAMUEL BESWICK, III.--A SERIES OF CYPRIOTE HEADS IN THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM, 184 By A.C. MERRIAM, IV.--A TABLET REFERRING TO DUES PAID TO THE TEMPLE OF THE SUN AT SIPPARA, 190 By THEO. G. PINCHES, V.--A SEPULCHRAL INSCRIPTION FROM ATHENS, 191 By WM. CAREY POLAND, VI.--PAPERS OF THE AMERICAN SCHOOL OF CLASSICAL STUDIES AT ATHENS. I.--SOME SCULPTURES FROM THE ARGIVE HERAEUM (reprinted), 199 By CH. WALDSTEIN, II.--EXCAVATIONS AT THE HERAEUM OF ARGOS, 206 By CARLETON L. BROWNSON, CORRESPONDENCE. 226 MONTEFALCO IN UMBRIA, By WM. MERCER, 230 LETTERS FROM GREECE, By F.B. TARBELL, REVIEWS AND NOTICES OF BOOKS. 239 ORIENTAL ARCHÆOLOGY, 246 CLASSICAL ARCHÆOLOGY, ARCHÆOLOGICAL NEWS. AFRICA (Egypt, Central Africa, Algeria); ASIA (China, Cambodia, Asia Minor); EUROPE (Greece, Italy, Sicily, France, Spain), 251 By A.L. FROTHINGHAM, Jr.,
No. 3. JULY-SEPTEMBER.
325 I.--NOTES OF EASTERN TRAVEL, By JOHN P. PETERS, 335 II.--THE TOPOGRAPHY OF SPARTA, By NICHOLAS E. CROSBY, III.--THE NEATHERD IN THE ART OF THE MYCENÆAN PERIOD, 374 By GEORGE B. HUSSEY, 381 IV.--FASTIGIUM IN PLINY, N.H. XXXV, 152, By HAROLD N. FOWLER, V.--PAPERS OF THE AMERICAN SCHOOL OF CLASSICAL STUDIES AT ATHENS. I.--EXCAVATIONS IN THE THEATRE AT SICYON IN 1891, 388 By M.L. EARLE, II.--FURTHER EXCAVATIONS AT THE THEATRE OF SICYON IN 1891, 397 By C.L. BROWNSON and C.H. YOUNG, III.--REPORT ON EXCAVATIONS AT SPARTA IN 1893, 429 By CH. WALDSTEIN and Z.M. PATON, VI.--NOTES ON ROMAN ARTISTS OF THE MIDDLE AGES. IV. THE CLOISTER 437 OF THE LATERAN BASILICA, By A.L. FROTHINGHAM, Jr., 448 VII.--SOME INSCRIPTIONS FROM THE ORIENT, By A.C. MERRIAM, REVIEWS AND NOTICES OF BOOKS. 456 CLASSICAL ARCHÆOLOGY, 461 CHRISTIAN ARCHÆOLOGY, 465 RENAISSANCE,
No. 4. OCTOBER-DECEMBER.
473 I.--A HISTORY OF THE AKROPOLIS AT ATHENS, By WALTER MlLLER, ARCHÆOLOGICAL NEWS. AFRICA (Egypt, Algeria, Tunisia); ASIA (Hindustan, Thibet, China, Central Asia, Western Asia, Babylonia, Assyria, Syria, Phœnicia, 557 Palestine); EUROPE (Italy), By A.L. FROTHINGHAM, Jr.,
ALPHABETICAL TABLE.
AMERICAN SCHOOL OF CLASSICAL STUDIES AT ATHENS, PAPERS OF: Page 28 I. The relation of the archaic pediment reliefs from the Akropolis to vase painting, 42 II. The frieze of the choragic monument of Lysikrates at Athens, 56 III. Dionysus έν Λίμναις. 191 IV. A Sepulchral inscription from Athens, 199 V. Some Sculptures from the Argive Heræum, 205 VI. Excavations at the Heræum of Argos, 388 VII. Excavations in the Theatre at Sicyon in 1891, 397 VIII. Further Excavations at the Theatre of Sicyon in 1891, 410 IX. Report on Excavations at Sparta in 1893, 429 X. Report on Excavations between Schenochori and Koutzopodi, Argolis, in 1893,
ARCHÆOLOGICAL NEWS : 586 Abyssinia, 254, 586 Africa (Central), 113, 255, 588 Algeria, 131, 602 Arabia, 146 Armenia, 128 Asia (Central), 604 Asia (Western), 147,256 Asia Minor, 609 Assyria, 181, 606 Babylonia, 256 Cambodia, 146 Caucasus, 127, 256, 600 China, 270 Crete, 91, 253, 557 Egypt, 111 Ethiopia, 309 France, 257 Greece, 118, 589 Hindustan, 272, 620 Italy, 601 Mongolia, 614 Palestine, 134 Persia, 293 Sicily, 140, 610 Syria, 127, 598 Thibet, 114, 588 Tunisia, 18 BATES (W.N., and F.B. Tarbell). Notes on the subjects of Greek Temple Sculptures, 171 BESWICK (Samuel). Egyptian Chronology, BROWNSON (Carleton L.). The relation of the archaic pediment reliefs 28 from the Akropolis to vase-painting, 205 Excavations at the Heræum of Argos, 397 (and C.H. Young). Further Excavations at the Theatre of Sicyon in 1891, 335 CROSBY (Nicholas E.). The Topography of Sparta, DE COU (Herbert F.). The frieze of the Choragic monument of Lysikrates 42 at Athens, 388 EARLE (M.L.). Excavations in the Theatre at Sicyon in 1891, 381 FOWLER (Harold N.). The temple of the Akropolis burnt by the Persians, Fastigium in Pliny, N.H. XXXV, 152. 1 Reviews and Notices of Books: History of Art in Phrygia, Lydia, Caria and Lycia, by Perrot and 239 Chipiez; and History of Art in Persia, by the same, 249 Excursions in Greece to recently explored sites, etc., by Charles Diehl, FROTHINGHAM (A.L., Jr.). Notes on the Roman Artists of the Middle 437 Ages, IV. The Cloister of the Lateran Basilica, 91, 251, 559 Archæological News, MARQUAND (Allan). Some unpublished monuments by Luca della Robbia, 153 Correspondence: 83 Hunting Della Robbia monuments in Italy, Reviews and Notices of Books; 87 Histoire de la Sculpture Grecque, by Max Collignon, 89 Griechische Götterideale, by Heinrich Brunn, 410 MEADER (C.L. and Ch. Waldstein). Report on Excavations at Sparta in 1893, 226 MERCER (William). Correspondence: Montefalco in Umbria, 184 MERRIAM (A.C.). A series of Cypriote heads in the Metropolitan Museum, 448 Some inscriptions from the Orient, 473 MILLER (Walter). A History of the Akropolis of Athens, PATON, (J.M. and Ch. Waldstein). Report on Excavations between 429 Schenochori and Koutzopodi, Argolis, in 1893, 325 PETERS (John P.). Notes of Eastern Travel, 56 PICKARD (John). Dionysus εν Λίμναις, 191 POLAND (Wm. Carey). A Sepulchral inscription from Athens, TARBELL (Frank B. and W.N. Bates). Notes on the subjects of Greek Temple 18 Sculptures, Correspondence: 230 Letters from Greece, 199 WALDSTEIN (Charles). Some Sculptures from the Argive Heræum (reprinted), YOUNG (C.H. and C.L. Brownson). Further Excavations at the Theatre of 397 Sicyon in 1891,