Scope and Contents Inscribed on the v. of front board, 'A. J. B. Wace. British School. Athens 1003. Notebook 3'. Notes on Hellenistic Greek sculpture, indexed at the back ff. 75 v.-76. Notes taken from a bibilographic review of the subject, organised by museum collection and/or name of the sculpture. Also includes notes made in person by Wace at the Athens Archaeological Museum, each object under study referenced by its museum number. 8 inserts: a business card in a stamped,...

Scope and Contents Inscribed on the v. of front board, 'A. J. B. Wace. British School. Athens 1003. Notebook 5'. Notes on Hellenistic portraits, indexed alphabetically at the back. Arranged by historical figure, with notes on whom the portrait depicts, the museum colleciton in which the bust can be found and key bibliography. 4 inserts: 3 leaves of of rough notes and 1 leaf of blotting paper. The notebook is undated, presumed to be a record of Wace's intensive studies of Greek sculpture...

Scope and Contents Inscribed on the v. of front board, 'A. J. B. Wace N. B. 1'. Notes on Hellenistic Greek sculpture held in European museums, including referenced summaries from bibliography Wace had read on each. Notes on one sculpture per folio, written on the r. only (except for 'Alexandrine art', f. 60, on which he made copious notes on r. and v). Indexed alphabetically at the back, ff. 84-86. The notebook is undated, presumed to be a record of Wace's intensive studies of Greek sculpture and art...

Scope and Contents Photographs of classical sculpture, arranged and labelled by AJBW by museum collection and thereafter by the name of the sculpture or by object accession number. Includes images from the Louvre, Dresden, Berlin, the Cast Gallery of the Museum of Classical Archaeology, Cambridge, UK (MOCA); Cairo and Alexandria museums, Egypt, and possibly the library of the British School at Rome. The siginificance of AJBW's initials 'C. D.' after some descriptions is unknown. 95 photographic...

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The Faculty of Classics' Edwardian-era teaching collection of monochrome glass lantern slides, featuring ancient Greek and Roman architecture, sculpture, pottery, coins and other artefacts from classical antiquity.Some additions were made in the 1920s to early 1930s but the majority of the colelciton dates to before the First World War.

Scope and Contents Two volumes, each respectively entitled on the spine, 'MS. Inscriptions collected in Greece by C. R. Cockerell, 1810–14, I' and 'MS. Inscriptions collected in Greece by C. R. Cockerell, 1810–14, II'. A description of the contents is written on the title page of Volume One, possibly by C. R. Cockerell himsef: ‘Inscriptions collected in various parts of Greece by C. R. Cockerell, from the year 1810–14; they were copied from the original manuscripts in this form by Signor Amati, in Rome,...

Scope and Contents 50 halfplate negatives. The Index as filled in by AJBW only goes up to and includes Item 39. Many negatives removed long before accession to the Faculty Archives, as part of an 'HS Series', by AJBW. Includes views of Pergamon in western Asia Minor (Turkey), the island of Delos, Geraki and Mistras in Lakonia, classical sculpture in museum collections in Rome and Turin, pottery in Thessaly, the Acropolis of Athens, Lykabettos, the British School at Athens Hostel and finally, a...

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52 halfplate negatives of museum objects in Sparta Museum, sites in Lakonia (Gerki, Monemvasia), Volos and its environs in Thessaly and the island of Skopelos. Some images of classical scuplture from other European museum collections (mainly Berlin).

Scope and Contents The collection comprises mostly Joseph Bonomi's correspondence and papers, with some of his brother Ignatius Bonomi and other members of his family, especially his sister-in-law Isabella Mary Martin. The non-family correspondence includes letters with Samuel Birch, Egyptologist at the British Museum, George Spencer Cautley, rector and poet, Charles Robert Cockerell, architect, John Gibson, sculptor, James Haliburton, Egyptologist, Robert Hay, Egyptologist, Owen Jones, architect, Edward Lane,...

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Leake's original field and survey notebooks, documenting his travels in Greece and the eastern Aegean, with additional notebooks on inscriptions and loose folia associated with his antiquarian interests.

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74 negatives of views from Asia Minor, indexed at the front. Listed up until sleeve 72, with some of these negatives missing upon accession to the archives. Further views that were not indexed by AJBW are not immediately identifiable.

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96 negatives of classical (mainly Hellenistic) sculpture in various European museum collections, casts in the Museum of Classical Archaeology, views of Rome and also of the Wace family on the river in Cambridge. Index at the front written in pencil by AJBW.
Audrey Eugenia Bayard Wace (1882 -1959) was A. J. B. Wace's younger sister and Gaston Frederick Bayard Wace (1890-1950) his younger brother.

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Images of sculpture in the museum at Alexandria, Egypt.

Scope and Contents The label on the front board states that this was J. H. Middleton's notebook in 1856. This would have been when JHM was age ten. However, the notebook is filled with copious notes and illustrated when JHM was an adult, starting from age twenty. The notebook is a mix of notes taken from reading upon the subject of Classical art and archaeology, visiting the British Museum, attending lectures such as one on Ephesus at the Royal Institution in 1875, and in situ measured drawings made while...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains Alan Wace's personal photographic collection, including original bound photograph albums containing both positive and negative prints. Dated materials cover the period 1905 to 1941; however some undated material is inferred to be earlier or later than these dates, between circa 1901-1955. The photographs were in the majority taken during Wace's topographical and archaeological surveys on behalf of the British School at Athens, for example in Lakonia and Thessaly, and the...

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See also Records of NH Members in NHPM 1 (especially files of press cuttings, cvs in NHPM1/1).

Scope and Contents From the Sub-sub-management:

See also Records of NH Members in NHPM 1 (especially files of press cuttings, cvs in NHPM1/1).

Scope and Contents From the Sub-sub-management:

See also Records of NH Members in NHPM 1 (especially files of press cuttings, cvs in NHPM1/1).

Scope and Contents From the Sub-sub-management:

See also Records of NH Members in NHPM 1 (especially files of press cuttings, cvs in NHPM1/1).

Scope and Contents From the Sub-sub-management:

See also Records of NH Members in NHPM 1 (especially files of press cuttings, cvs in NHPM1/1).

Scope and Contents This archive comprises the working papers of Joyce Reynolds, including her own handwritten and typescript drafts of her academic publications, off-prints of those articles, correspondence with scholars seeking her advice on challenging inscriptions which required translation, copious photographs of Classical inscriptions, archaeological sites, architecture and statuary from Rome, the ancient city of Aphrodisias in western Turkey and from across Libya. Another aspect of professional life was...

Scope and Contents Original photographic prints from the 1910-1911 American archaeological expedition to Cyrene in Libya, many are annotated on the back by Arthur Sladden. The photographs begin with views of the site, in particular the northern necropolis, and some pictures of members of the team: the leader Richard Norton, the medical officer Arthur Sladden and the photographer Lawrence Mott. The site photographs include one print annotated with a cross indicating the exact spot where the epigrapher...

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Journals and notebooks of Hoare's extensive European tours, mainly through Italy.

Scope and Contents These papers pertain to the work of archaeologist Professor Alan J. B. Wace which was undertaken by him in professional contexts other than the archaeological site of Mycenae, Greece. This collection comprises archaeological notebooks dating in their majority prior to Wace's commencement of excavations at Mycenae in 1920, albums of photographs and photographic negatives of Mediterranean travels, maps of Greece, newspaper clippings pertainly to archaeological discoveries, correspondence on...