Archaeology Magazine - November 1977 - 62

1800to the present,executedin a varietyof
mediaincluding
stone,shell,boneand poris beingcirculated
cupinequill.Theexhibition
Federation
ofArts,NewYork.
bytheAmerican

Collection"
fromthePan-Asian
the intermaterial
(Oc- audio-visual
Sculpture
demonstrating
tober27,1977-January
15,1978),exhibits
ap- dependencyof art, musicand drama in
158sculpturesin silver,stucco, Ghanaian
life.
proximately
indatefromthefirst
bronzeandstone,ranging
century,
centuryb.c. throughthe eighteenth
representingregionalstyles from India,
CANADA
AZ:"Survival:
Lifeand
HeardMuseum,Phoenix,
Kashmir,Nepaland Tibet.Alsoshownare
Artof the AlaskanEskimo"(December
11,
areasofSouthfromthe Indianized
sculptures
22, 1978),presentsmorethan east
1977-January
Asia
and
Indonesia
Burma, Royal Ontario Museum,Toronto,Ontario:
including
timesto the pre200objectsfromprehistoric
5-December
Thailandand Viet "LocksfromIran"(November
Java,
11,
Cambodia,
Ceylon,
sent, includingivory carvings, masks,
1977),features463 examplesof Persian
Nam.Catalogue
available.
prints,housesculptures,
paintings,
soapstone
metalwork
theartandtechnology
of
surveying
holdarticles,dolls,tools,weapons,and cos- Universityof CaliforniaMuseumof Cultural lock-making
whichutilized
a varietyof sizes,
andan
tumes,supplemented
byphotographs
CA:"TheArtofGhana" shapes, materials,includingsteel, bronze,
History,LosAngeles,
ofcontemporary
Es- (October
audio-visual
presentation
11-December
11,1977),features450
brass,goldand silver.Drawnmainly
Endowment piecesfromthe treasurehousesand regalia copper,
kimolife.Fundedbythe National
fromthecollection
ofParvisTanavoli
,theexhibthe
forthe Humanities.
under
ausTraveling
of traditional
Ghanaianchiefs.In- itionalsoincludes
collections
fromthe
important
examples
Federation
ofArts,New cludedare Asanteworkin gold,wood,brass Shrineof Mashhadand the
picesoftheAmerican
Ethnological
available.
York.Catalogue
of
andterracotta;
stonebrassandivory
Teheran.Circulating
jewelry
Museum,
undertheausofthe
theFarafara
andGruni;
housedecoration
picesof the Smithsonian
Institution
Traveling
andAsafomili- Exhibition
Los AngelesCountyMuseumof Art, Los Kassenaandcanoedecorations
DC.Catalogue
Service,
Washington,
of
the
Fanta
as
as
associated
arts
well
available.
"The
Immortals:
CA:
Sensuous
tary
Angeles,
320, line 17, "Three large splayed
windowapertures . . shouldread, "Four
In "The Cross and the Menorah"by
large windowapertures . . ."
Dean Moe(Archaeology 30:3 [1977]
In "Three RoyalTombs:New
148-157),the plan on page 152 has north Discoveriesin KoreanArchaeology"by
placed incorrectly.Northshouldbe
Won-YongKimand RichardPearson
pointedin the directionof the wallof
(Archaeology 30:5 [1977]302-313),
three correctionsshouldbe noted. On
SynagogueIIwiththe apse facing
east.
approximately
page 304, line 12 shouldread "back of
In "WhatPriceAztecPageantry?"by
the tombopened in 1933";on page 307,
PatriciaRieffAnawalt(Archaeology
line20 shouldread "kan or Kosogan"not
30:4 [1977]226-233),the fullcitationfor "kan or say/";on page 313 in the For
the photographson pages 230 and 231
FurtherReadingsection,the second
were inadvertentlyomitted.The
publicationshouldread No.98.
photographsof the jaguar warrior
and KingNezahualcoyotlare àfter
publicationsof the AkademischeDruck- Micronesian Archaeological
u. Verlagsanhalt,POB598 A-80011, Graz. Survey Formed
A photographof CambridgeManuscript
Or. 1564 was inadvertentlyprintedupside The MicronesianArchaeologicalSurvey
downin "The ForgottenJewish Historyof was recentlycreated as a part of the
HistoricPreservationProgramof the
MediaevalRouen"by NormanGolb
(Archaeology 30:5 [1977]314-325),on TrustTerritoryof the PacificIslands
(TTPI).Its goals are to set up and
page 314. In the same articleon page
maintainstandardsfor archaeological
workin the TrustTerritoryof the Pacific
Islands,maintainand disseminate
archaeologicaldata, promote
preservationof archaeologicalsites, and
providegrants to scholarswishingto
participatein its programs.Underthe
directorshipof Thomas F. King,the
Surveywillconducta comprehensive
archaeologicalinventoryof the islandsof
Micronesia,excludingthe GilbertIslands,
as wellas developa longterm planning
program.
Grantsare availablethroughthe
Surveyunderthe authorityof the National
HistoricPreservationActfor a varietyof
surveystabilizationand restoration
projects.They must be matchedwith
non-federalfundsor in-kindcontributed
services.Coordinationwithboth
Or.1564.
Cambridge
Manuscript
Errata

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and Districthistoric
Territory-wide
preservationprogramsis required,and
interestedMicronesianpeople must be
involvedin the workto the maximum
extent possible.Forfurtherinformation,
contactThomas F. King,Director,
MicronesianArchaeological
Survey,
Divisionof Landsand Surveys,Trust
Territoryof the PacificIslands,Saipan,
MarianaIslands96950.
AIA Fellowships
A minimumawardof $5,500in one or
morefellowshipswillbe grantedfor
the academicyear 1978-79by the
ArchaeologicalInstituteof America,
trustee for the OliviaJames Fellowship
Fund.Applicationis open to American
students who desire to traveland study
in Greece, the Aegean Islands,Sicily,
SouthernItaly,Asia Minoror
Mesopotamia.The deed of trust lists
the classics, sculpture,architecture,
archaeology,and historyas the most
suitableareas of studyand specifiesthat
the word"student"shall not be taken to
restrictawardsto persons registeredin
academicinstitutions.
One HarrietPomerane Fellowship
carryinga stipendof $1,750 willbe
awardedfor the academicyear 1978-79.
It willenable a person to workon an
individualprojectof a scholarlynature
relatingto Aegean BronzeAge
archaeology.Preferencewillbe givento
candidateswhose projectrequirestravel
to the Mediterranean.Applicantsmust be
residentsof the UnitedStates or Canada.
Applicationsand informationabout both
fellowshipsmay be obtainedfromthe
AIA,260 West Broadway,NewYork,NY
10013and must be postmarkedon or
beforeJanuary 31, 1978.
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