Studies presented to George M. A. Hanfmann
By: edited by David Gordon Mitten, John Griffiths Pedley [and] Jane Ayer Scott
Series: Harvard University. Fogg Art Museum. Monographs in art and archaeology, 2; Monographs in art and archaeology -- 2
Publisher: Fogg Art Museum
Published: 1971
Place of publication: Cambridge, Mass
Language: eng
Number of pages: 244
Subjects: Art; Archaeology; Classical antiquities
Notes: Bibliography of George M. A. Hanfmann: p. xii-xx.
Table of contents: title: Remarks on the appearance of the earliest coins, by M.S. Balmuth.; title: Figures of Venus, creative and derivative, by D.M. Brinkerhoff.; title: Steel in antiquity: a problem in terminology, by L.O.K. Congdon.; title: An exhibitionist from Sardis, by C.H. Greenewalt, Jr.; title: Some early Dynastic I sealings from Nippur, by D.P. Hansen.; title: Round sculptures from the Mausoleum at Halikarnassos, by C.M. Havelock.; title: A Julio-Claudian bronze portrait, by U.W. Hiesinger.; title: An Urartian decorated bronze strip from Diyarbakir, by H. Hoffmann.; title: Melito the bishop and the Synagogue at Sardis: text and context, by A.T. Kraabel.; title: Three inscribed Greek bronze weights, by J.H. Kroll.; title: Hippodamos of Miletos, by J.R. McCredie.; title: The frieze of the Mausoleum at Split, by S. McNally.; title: A bronze mirror from Sardis, by A. Oliver, Jr.; title: A black-figure hydria in the Fogg Art Museum, by J.G. Pedley.; title: Modular design in Minoan architecture: an introduction, by D.A. Preziosi.; title: The siting of Lydian burial mounds, by A. Ramage and N.H. Ramage.; title: The icon of the heroic warrior: a study in borrowing, by E.H. Richardson.; title: Dated monuments of Hellenistic and Graeco-Roman popular art in Asia Minor: Pontus through Mysia, by C.C. Vermeule.; title: Kadmos and the dragon, by E. Vermeule.; title: The column of Antonius Pius: antiche memorie in the eighteenth century, by L. Vogel.; title: A bronze and iron Iranian axe in the Fogg Art Museum, by J.C. Waldbaum; appendix, by C.S. Smith.; title: Cults of Heracles in Attica, by S. Woodford.