SKU: 150214
The Museum Journal Vol. XX June 1929 No. 2
Height: 10
Width: 8.75
Depth: 0.25
Width: 8.75
Depth: 0.25
$20.00
Description
Published by the University of Pennsylvania Museum.
This issue of The Museum Journal, published in September 1913, is an essential volume for collectors and scholars of early 20th-century museum studies and anthropology. As part of a renowned series by The University of Pennsylvania's University Museum, this journal provides in-depth scholarly articles, research reports, and museum case studies that highlight the global and historical significance of artifacts in their collection.
This specific volume features:
- Articles on archaeological discoveries, museum curation techniques, and cultural studies of civilizations from Africa, Asia, and the Americas.
- Photographic plates and illustrations of notable artifacts and archaeological finds from recent museum acquisitions.
- Discussions on early 20th-century methods of artifact preservation and display.
- Contributions from prominent scholars and archaeologists of the period.
The journal serves as both a historical record of early museum practices and a critical resource for understanding the global reach of museum collections during the early 1900s.
Height (In): 10
Width (In): 8.75
Depth (In): 0.20
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Language: English
Page Number: 87
Condition
Overall Condition: Given its age, this vintage edition may exhibit typical signs of wear, such as slight yellowing of the pages and minor wear to the cover. However, the text and illustrations remain clear and well-preserved, offering valuable insight into early 20th-century museum practices and academic research.