. Annual report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution . HiTTiTE Relief Discovered Above the Temple. EXCAVATIONS AT BOGHAZ-KETJI WINCKLER AND PUCHSTEIN. 693 II. The Buildings of Boghaz-Keui. By O. Puchstein. That the Imperial Archeological Institute was enabled to under-take the solution of the archeological tasks connected with Wincklers new explorations in 1907 was due to the kindness ofDr. O. Hamdy Bey, director-general of the Imperial Ottoman Mu-seum, and was made possible by the special grant of His Majesty,the German Emperor. Some of the expenses were defrayed by
. Annual report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution . HiTTiTE Relief Discovered Above the Temple. EXCAVATIONS AT BOGHAZ-KETJI WINCKLER AND PUCHSTEIN. 693 II. The Buildings of Boghaz-Keui. By O. Puchstein. That the Imperial Archeological Institute was enabled to under-take the solution of the archeological tasks connected with Wincklers new explorations in 1907 was due to the kindness ofDr. O. Hamdy Bey, director-general of the Imperial Ottoman Mu-seum, and was made possible by the special grant of His Majesty,the German Emperor. Some of the expenses were defrayed by Pro-fessor Winckler from funds placed at his disposal. ^Miile Makridy Bey, of the Ottoman Museum, had started the newexcavations in April, the government archeologist, Daniel Krencker,and Dr. Ludwig Curtius, who were at first commissioned by thecentral direction of the institute, could not set out before the end ofMay and begin their work before the first of June. Doctor Curtiusremained on the scene till the end of August. After the end of JuneKrencker was assisted by
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