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Subject: Archaeology

All but sphinx and the Wedgwood vase at left, which are from Birks, are sold at the gallery's Tut Shop

All but sphinx and the Wedgwood vase at left, which are from Birks, are sold at the gallery's Tut Shop

9/11/1979

Funeral mask of King Tut: $3,500 at Art Shoppe

Funeral mask of King Tut: $3,500 at Art Shoppe

12/29/1978

Above Left, wooden ceremonial objects used by the ancient Indian high priests during mystic rites they performed in the temples in Florida

Above Left, wooden ceremonial objects used by the ancient Indian high priests during mystic rites they performed in the temples in Florida

8/20/1936

In his University of Toronto office, Dr. Theophile J. Meek

In his University of Toronto office, Dr. Theophile J. Meek

4/1/1939

Mayan Jade Head. Museum will toss for it

Mayan Jade Head. Museum will toss for it

3/23/1968

Just like a jigsaw puzzle. Teacherless, Peter Turner, 15 (left), a Grade 11student at Burnhamthrope Collegiate, is still learning: Allen Kelley, 29, o(...)

Just like a jigsaw puzzle. Teacherless, Peter Turner, 15 (left), a Grade 11student at Burnhamthrope Collegiate, is still learning: Allen Kelley, 29, o(...)

11/25/1975

9/13/1979

A group of weapons unearthed in Minnesota

A group of weapons unearthed in Minnesota

8/27/1932

Pleased to mit ya, as Titanoides Andlypoda woulld have said

Pleased to mit ya, as Titanoides Andlypoda woulld have said

2/3/1934

Mr. Paul Sweetman, president of the Ontario Archeological Society, at the Boyd Woodbridge archaeological dig, on the eastern bank of the Humber river, opposite the south end of Boyd Park

Mr. Paul Sweetman, president of the Ontario Archeological Society, at the Boyd Woodbridge archaeological dig, on the eastern bank of the Humber river, opposite the south end of Boyd Park

5/19/1957

Miss Ruth Marshall at the Boyd Woodbridge archaeological dig with a snake effigy pipe about 600 years old (AD

Miss Ruth Marshall at the Boyd Woodbridge archaeological dig with a snake effigy pipe about 600 years old (AD

5/19/1957