American Journal of Archaeology: The Journal of the Archaeological Institute ...

J. R. S. STERRETT (for the American School at Athens),
Professor in Cornell University.

ALLAN MARQUAND (for the American School in Rome),
Professor in Princeton University.

JOHN P. PETERS (for the American School in Palestine),
Rector of St. Michael's Church, New York,

CHARLES PEABODY (for American Archaeology),

Cambridge, Mass.

Honorary Editors

THOMAS DAY SEYMOUR (President of the Institute),

Professor in Yale University.

JAMES R. WHEELER (Chairman of the Managing Committee
of the School at Athens),

Professor in Columbia University.

ANDREW F. WEST (Chairman of the Managing Committee
of the School in Rome),

Professor in Princeton University.

J. DYNELEY PRINCE (Chairman of the Managing Committee
of the School in Palestine),

CONTENTS

Council of the Archaeological Institute of America

Officers of the Affiliated Societies

Managing Committee of the School at Athens

Managing Committee of the School in Rome

Committees of the School in Palestine

Committee on American Archaeology

Committee on Mediaeval and Renaissance Studies

Foreign Honorary Members of the Institute

ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA:

Report on Researches conducted by the Southwest Society in 1905.

. xxix

Magical Formulae on Lintels of the Christian Period in Syria.
WILLIAM K. PRENTICE 137

Latin. Inscriptions - Inedited or Corrected. - GEORGE N. OLCOTT 154

On the Terms Cyma Recta and Cyma Reversa. — ALLAN MARQUAND 282

A Greek Inscription from the Hauran. G. M. WHICHER

Notes on Dr. D. M. Robinson's Inscriptions from Sinope.

ALBERT W. VAN BUREN 295

Examination of the Contents of a Mycenaean Vase found in Egypt.

AUGUSTUS H. GILL 300

The Date of Damophon of Messene. —IDA CARLETON THAllon

A Bronze Statue of Heracles in Boston (Plates XIV, XV).

A Panathenaic Amphora with the Name of the Archon Theio-

phrastos (Plate XV).-JOSEPH CLARK HOPPIN

Mr. Van Buren's Notes on Inscriptions from Sinope.

An Act Incorporating the Archaeological Institute of America

Editorial Notes and News .

Addendum to Supplement to the Journal

Fellowships at the School at Athens .

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The Building Inscriptions of the Erechtheum —

I. The Text of the Inscriptions (Plates I-III).

II. Beiträge zur Erklärung (Plate IV). -
Excavations in Corinth in 1905: Preliminary Report (Plate V).

AMERICAN SCHOOL OF CLASSICAL STUDIES AT ATHENS (Continued) :

The East Wall of the Erechtheum (Plates VI-IX).

-G. P. STEVENS

The Charioteer of Delphi. - OLIVER M. WASHBURN

Terra-cottas from Corinth (Plates X-XIII).

PAGE

151

DAVID M. ROBINSON 159

420

On Dating Early Attic Inscriptions. - LEILA CLEMENT SPAULDING 394
A Doryphorus on a Red-figured Lecythus (Plate XVII).
ROBERT CECIL MACMAHON 405
Ointment-Vases from Corinth. - DAVID M. ROBINSON

AMERICAN SCHOOL OF CLASSICAL STUDIES IN ROME:

Report of the Director, 1904-05.-R. NORTON.

Roman Church Mosaics of the First Nine Centuries with Especial

Regard to their Position in the Churches.

251

415

427

A Bronze Statuette from Norba. - ALBERT W. VAN BUREN
Inscriptions from Rome.-C. R. MOREY

ARCHAEOLOGICAL NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS (July, 1905-June, 1906). —

HAROLD N. FOWLER, Editor:

NOTES ON RECENT EXCAVATIONS AND DISCOVERIES; OTHER NEWS 89, 331

Oriental and Classical Archaeology:- General and Miscellaneous,

89, 331; Egypt, 93, 333; Babylonia and Assyria, 95, 335; Syria

and Palestine, 97, 336; Asia Minor, 99, 337; Greece, 101, 341;

Italy, 107, 349; Spain, 116, 355; France, 116, 355; Germany,

118; Austria-Hungary, 118, 358; Great Britain, 119, 359;

Africa, 120, 362; United States, 124, 364.

Early Christian, Byzantine, Mediaeval, and Renaissance Art: Gen-

eral and Miscellaneous, 124, 366; Italy, 125, 366; Spain, 370;

France, 128, 371; Belgium, 130; Holland, 372; Germany, 372;

Hungary, 373; Great Britain and Ireland, 130; England, 373;

Africa 132, 374; United States, 375.

American Archaeology: — General and Miscellaneous, 133, 376.

SUMMARIES OF ORIGINAL ARTICLES CHIEFLY IN CURRENT PERI-

ODICALS

. 177, 435

Oriental and Classical Archaeology: — General and Miscellaneous,

177, 435; Egypt, 179, 438; Babylonia and Assyria, 182, 439;

Syria and Palestine, 184, 440; Asia Minor, 187, 441; Greece,

188, 443 (Architecture, 188, 443; Sculpture, 189, 444; Vases and

Painting, 191, 448; Inscriptions, 194, 450; Coins, 197, 454; Gen-

eral and Miscellaneous, 198, 455); Italy, 200, 459 (Architecture,

200, 459; Sculpture, 200, 460; Vases and Painting, 201, 462;

Inscriptions, 201, 462; General and Miscellaneous, 202, 463);

Spain, 466; France, 203, 467; Austria-Hungary, 468; Great Bri-

tain, 469; Africa, 204, 470.

ARCHAEOLOGICAL NEWS AND DISCUSSIONS

·(Continued):

Early Christian, Byzantine, and Mediaeval Art: - General and Mis-

cellaneous, 204, 471; Italy, 206, 472; Spain, 208; France, 208,

476; Germany, 211; England, 211, 476; Africa, 477.

Renaissance Art: - General and Miscellaneous, 212, 477; Italy,

214, 480; France, 216, 483; Germany, 485; England, 217, 485;

United States, 218, 488.

American Archaeology: — General and Miscellaneous, 219, 488.

Bibliography OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL BOOKS (1905).

General and Miscellaneous

Egyptian Archaeology

Oriental Archaeology.

Classical Archaeology

PAGE

HAROLD N. FOWLER, Editor 221

Greek, 230 (I, General and Miscellaneous, 230; II, Architecture,

232; III, Sculpture, 232; IV, Vases and Painting, 233; V, In-

scriptions, 233; VI, Coins, 233).

Roman, 233 (I, General and Miscellaneous, 233; II, Architecture,

236; III, Sculpture, 236; IV, Inscriptions, 236; V, Coins, 236).

Christian Art

(I, General and Miscellaneous, 237; II, Early Christian, Byzan-

tine, and Mediaeval, 243; III, Renaissance and Modern, 245.)

Abbreviations used in the News, Discussions, and Bibliography .

PROCEEDINGS of the Seventh General Meeting of THE ARCHAE-

OLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA, ITHACA, December 27-29,

1905

A Panathenaic Amphora with the Name of the Archon Theophrastus.

- JOSEPH C. HOPPIN

An Unpublished Amphora and Eye-cylix, signed by Amasis, in the
Boston Museum. ALICE WALTON
The Pedimental Groups of the Hekatompedon on the Acropolis.
-PAUL BAUR

Magic on Lintels and Amulets. WILLIAM K. PRENTICE

The Dome of SS. Sergius and Bacchus at Constantinople.

The Form of the Chlamys. —FRANK B. TARBELL

On the Date of Notitia and Curiosum. ELMER T. MERRILL

Philological Aspects of Problems of American Anthropology and

Archaeology. - FRANZ BOAS

The Preservation of American Antiquities; Progress during the Past

Year; Proposed Legislation. -EDGAR L. HEWETT.

Abstract Deities in Ancient Roman Religion. — JESSE B. CARTER

Some Unpublished Terra-cotta Figures in the Boston Museum of Fine

Arts. - GEORGE H. CHASE

The Tychaion at iş-Sanamên as a Prototype of Early Churches in

Syria. HOWARD CROSBY BUTLER .

Chronological Survey of the Forms of Egyptian Stools, Chairs, and

Couches. CAROLINE L. RANSOM

Notes on the Hekatompedon Inscription. BERT HODGE HILL.
Archaeological Notes. - ARTHUR S. COOLEY

Terra-cottas and Ointment Vases found at Corinth in 1902.

-DAVID M. ROBINSON.

The East Wall of the Erechtheum. - GORHAM P. STEVENS
The Designs of Cretan Bronze-Age Vases. -EDITH H. HALL
The Evidence for Strabo's Travels in Greece. CHARLES H. WELLER
The Terms Cyma Recta and Cyma Reversa. ALLAN MARQUAND
Ancient Sinope. - DAVID M. ROBINSON

Members of the Institute and Others Present

Notice of the Next General Meeting

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