Browse Collections (5 total)

British, French and US military photographs of the allied advance at the end of World War II. US Capt. Pennoyer, member of the Monuments, Fine Arts,…

Howard Crosby Butler’s three Syrian campaigns established him as a preeminent Near Eastern archaeologist. Impressed by his scholarship, the director…

In 1895, 1897, and 1898, Rudolf-Ernst Brünnow, professor of Semitic philology and languages at the University of Heidelberg, and his friend and…

In 1928, Charles Rufus Morey, chair of Princeton's Department of Art and Archaeology, proposed the exploration and excavation of the ancient and…

The history of archaeology at Princeton University formally begins with Howard Crosby Butler (class of 1892), who joined the faculty in 1895 and in…