This series holds the expedition's accounts for its last seasons and for the publication of its results: eight folders and 367 pages, 1948–1984. They are an account book of 1948, monthly statements of expenses from 1949 to 1954, excavation receipts of 1953–1954, a folder in three parts holding "Woolson's Economy Expense Book" and an account headed "Curium Account GRE", George H. McFadden's personal account for 1953, and a publications budget for 1978–1984.
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McFadden's interest and money had made possible all the University Museum's excavations at Kourion. After his death in the spring of 1953, G. Roger Edwards spent a year in Cyprus from September 1953 representing the Museum in the settlement of his affairs, and the excavations were closed after a study season. The Museum's Curium Fund then paid for a fellowship in 1954/55 for J. L. Benson to study the finds kept in Philadelphia, and the Museum and the Haney Foundation Series of the University of Pennsylvania helped pay for his Bamboula at Kourion (1972). The monthly statements and receipts record the expedition's spending in the field in its final seasons.
Sources
Penn Museum Archives. Kourion, Cyprus Expedition records, PU-Mu 1050. Finding aid by K. T. Baxter, L. Rosen and L. Zych, 2014. Philadelphia: Penn Museum Archives. https://findingaids.library.upenn.edu/records/UPENN_MUSEUM_PU-MU.1050 (accessed 4 November 2026).
Benson, J. L. 1972. Bamboula at Kourion: The Necropolis and the Finds Excavated by J. F. Daniel (University Museum Monograph, Haney Foundation Series 12). Philadelphia: University Museum, University of Pennsylvania, pp. ix–x.