A sling of the type used by David when he killed Goliath (1 Sam. 17) and still common in the Near East is examined by Keith Snyder, a visitor to the Andrews University Archaeological Museum. After a stone is placed in the pouch, the sling is swung in a circle ...
A bronze statuette of Baal, chief god of the ancient Canaanites, is one of several recent acquisitions of the Archaeology Museum at Andrews University. The items are on display during April on the main floor of the James White Library and will then be placed in the museum. The statuette ...
Siegfried H. Horn (left) discusses items in the Archaeological Museum at Andrews University with Tulio N. Peverini, editor of 'El Centinela', a Spanish missionary journal published by the Pacific Press Publishing Association. Left to right: Siegfried H. Horn - Tulio N. Peverini.
Recent acquisitions of the Archaeological Museum at Andrews University were featured in a special display on the main floor of the university's James White Library. Robert Little, instructor in anthropology, presents a set of ancient Roman and Egyptian coins to Siegfried Horn, museum curator. Little made the acquisition with funds ...
Andrews University Archaeological Museum curator Siegfried Horn (center) is explaining an Egyptian gold-foiled wooden idol of Isis holding Horus to Robert H. Pierson (left) and Willis J. Hackett, the president and general vice-president, respectively, of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. Left to right: Robert H. Pierson - Siegfried H. ...