Athens
Found in 11 Collections and/or Records:
1 case containing glass slides of Italy, England, Greece and France, 1955
Biographical sketch of an infant 'Estia': 817-832, 1877-12-25
Printed; by Charles Robert Darwin; written at Athens Greek translation
(Printed)
Diary, 1956-12-02 - 1957-04-05
L Miscellaneous Ireland and Greece 1958-1959, 1958 - 1972
This file holds slides from locations across Ireland, Scotland and Greece, including Headfort, Carton, Marathon, Mycenae, Tiryns, Athens and Hymettus. Featured in this album are images of Lord Taylour's mother's and father's graves, views of gardens, trees and plants, panoramic landscapes and mountain ranges, family, friends and dogs, perspectives of Headfort House, as well as monumental archaeological remains at Mycenae, Marathon, Tiryns and Athens.
Letter from [James W?] Westlake to Sir George Howard Darwin; written at Athens, 1887-02-22
Letter from [James W?] Westlake to Sir George Howard Darwin; written at Athens
(Letter)
Letter from Theodore von Heldreich to Charles Robert Darwin; written at Athens, 1877-08-02
Letter from Theodore von Heldreich to Charles Robert Darwin; written at Athens
(Letter)
Letter from Theodore von Heldreich to Charles Robert Darwin; written at Athens, 1878-02-08
Letter from Theodore von Heldreich to Charles Robert Darwin; written at Athens
(Letter)
Letter from Theodore von Heldreich to Sir Francis Darwin; written at Athens, 1882-09-21
Letter from Theodore von Heldreich to Sir Francis Darwin; written at Athens
(Letter)
Letter from William Erasmus Darwin to Emma Darwin née Wedgwood; written at Athens, 1892-02-29
Letter from William Erasmus Darwin to Emma Darwin née Wedgwood; written at Athens
(Letter)
Survey of Athenian buildings, 1868
Walbank: Papers and the Collection of Epigraphic Squeezes of Michael Burke Walbank (1933-2018), classical epigrapher
This collection comprises 3,000 epigraphic squeezes (paper impressions) made by Dr Michale B. Walbank of Greek inscriptions excavated by the American School of Classical Studies at Athens (ASCS) in the Athenian Agora and other sites in Attica and Corinth, Greece. It also includes notebooks, correspondence, photographs, index cards and working papers which suppported research upon and publication of these inscriptions.