1955

Work to be carried out at Curium, Cyprus, where the physical characteristics of the material can be studied. Existing records must be checked against the material and written descriptions, drawings, photographs must be supplied where necessary to assure a complete dossier for final work in this country. Consultation with former members of excavation staff in Athens.

July 1 - August 31, 1955

To be published in the University Museum Monograph Series.

The Department of Antiquities of Cyprus will make available the excavation house at Curium for living and research purposes. The University Museum has presented to the Department of Antiquities adequate furnishings and technical equipment for the excavation house to facilitate work of scholars. The University Museum will also provide photographic (continued on next page)

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Dr. Hetty Goldman, The Institution for Advanced Study, Princeton, New Jersey Professor Homer A. Thompson, The Institution for Advanced Study, Princeton, New Jersey Professor Rhys Carpenter, Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania Professor Erik Sjoqvist, Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey

"Excavations at Gozlu-Kule (Tarsus) Volume I, edited by Hetty Goldman, Princeton University Press, 1950, pp. 149-206 (Chapter I - Hellenistic and Roman Pottery found in Eastern Areas of the Mediterranean)

"Rhoda Vase", AJA, Volume 49, 1945, pp. 45-51 (A Study of Roman Lead Glaze Pottery Found in Eastern Areas of the Mediterranean)

Miss Jones was a member of the Tarsus expedition in 1938 and 1939 making preliminary studies of the Hellenistic and Roman pottery.