The Temple of Aphaia: revised dateTwenty years ago I suggested in the Annual of the British School at Athens that the Temple of Aphaia on Aegina should be dated to the 470s. I based this proposal on the pottery found in the terrace system of the temple.Now An… Read More
Intelligence Gathering in the First World WarMany of the former BSA students helped to gather intelligence during the First World War (see Harry Pirie-Gordon). But other archaeological institutes were involved in similar activities.In late November 1916 the directors of… Read More
Piet de Jong: The PropylaiaThe most recent number (no. 224) of Current Archaeology carries an illustrated letter about a previously unknown watercolour by Piet de Jong showing the Propylaia. The picture came from a cottage in Norfolk (England) that had… Read MoreThe BSA and the Ben Nevis ObservatoryThe £500 Government Grant to the BSA accounted for more than a quarter of the School's income for the period 1894-1918. However it did not meet with approval in a letter to The Scotsman (5 October 1904). The correspondent was… Read MoreWe Will Remember ThemIt is the 90th anniversary of the end of the First World War. Seven former students of the BSA were killed: two at Gallipoli and five on the Western Front.Stanley Casson served on the Western Front in the East Lancashire Reg… Read More
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