Students admitted under Alan Wace:Harold Collingham: 1919-20 (Craven Student). Queens' College, Cambridge.M. Tierney: 1919-20. University of Ireland.Arnold Walter Lawrence (1900-91): 1919-20 (Craven Fund); 1921-22; 1924-25 (Craven Fellow). New College, Oxford. [ODNB]J.B. Hutton: 1920-21 (Carnegie Trustees).Frank Laurence Lucas (1894-1967): 1920-21 (School Student). Trinity College, Cambridge [ODNB]Bernard...
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Assistant Directors: The Inter-War Years
The Assistant Directors were:Stanley Casson: 1920-23. [DBC]Walter Abel Heurtley: 1923-33. [DBC]Romilly James Heald Jenkins: 1933 (Senior Student). [Obituary: The Times 9 October 1969]Arthur Hubert Stanley ('Peter') Megaw: 1934 (Senior Student and Librarian); 1935-36. [Obituary: The Times 4 August 2006]Thomas James Dunbabin: 1936-46 (Deputy Director from 1939). [DBC]Cambridge: Heurtley, Jenkins, Megaw.Oxford:...
Directors: The Inter-War Years
The Directors of the BSA during the period 1918-1945 were:Alan John Bayard Wace: 1914-23. [ODNB]Arthur Maurice Woodward: 1923-29. [DBC]Humfry Gilbert Garth Payne: 1929-36. [ODNB]Alan Albert Antisdel Blakeway: 1936. [DBC]Gerard Mackworth Young (Mackworth-Young from 1947): 1936-46. [ODNB]Cambridge: Wace, Young.Oxford: Woodward, Payne, Blakew...
We Will Remember Them
It 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 Regiment; he was wounded in May 1915. In 1916 he joined the General Staff in Salonica and served on the Allied Control Commission in Thessaly (1917). At the end of the war he served...
BSA Corporate Subscriptions (1894-1918)
The re-organisation of the BSA under Cecil Harcourt-Smith brought about an increase in the amount of money attracted from corporate bodies. This income represented around 51% of the total subscriptions for the BSA during this period. The Rules and Regulations stated:VI. A corporate body subscribing...
The youngest BSA Student
Students were normally admitted to the BSA after completing their studies. There were exceptions. Three Oxford students were admitted after completing Classical Moderations, and three Cambridge students after completing Part 1 of the Classical Tripos.In spite of strict criteria about entry to the BSA, Richard Stanton Lambert (1894-1981) was admitted in 1912/13 when he was 18. He had been educated...
Henry Arnold Tubbs
The biographical history of Henry Arnold Tubbs (Talbot-Tubbs from at least 1897), one of the BSA students, is unclear. He was born in Lancashire in 1865, and was a scholar at Pembroke College, Oxford (1883-87). Tubbs was awarded a Craven Fellowship and admitted to the BSA for two sessions (1888-89, 1889-90) to work with Ernest Gardner on Cyprus (Cyprus Exploration Fund). During the 1890 season of...
BSA Students and Oxford Poetry
Several of the BSA Students wrote poetry. The following BSA students published in Oxford Poetry:Roger Meyrick Heath (1889-1916), Oriel Coll.: 'The Crimson Box' (1910-13)Richard Stanton Lambert (1894-1981), Wadham Coll.: 'East-End Dirge' (1914), 'For a Folk-Song' and 'War-Time' (19...
Oxford Students at the BSA Before Completing Studies
Oxford students were normally admitted to the BSA after completing their studies. However, like Cambridge, there were exceptions.Rupert Charles Clarke (1866-1912), Exeter College. Class. mod. 2nd (1886); admitted to BSA 1886/87 (under Francis C. Penrose); Lit. Hum. 2nd (1888).Oswald Hutton Parry (1868-1936), Magdalen College. Class. mod. 2nd (1889); admitted to BSA 1889/90 (under Ernest A. Gardner);...
Gallipoli: Remembering Lives Lost
Today, April 25, is ANZAC Day when we remember the fallen at Gallipoli during the First World War. Two BSA students were killed during the campaign (see "BSA Deaths in the First World War"): Lieutenant George Leonard Cheesman, Hampshire Regiment, fell on 10 August 1915 during the surprise attack on Chunuk Bairun, and Captain William Loring, 2nd Scottish Horse, died of his wounds on the hospital...
Francis Haverfield and Robert Carr Bosanquet
Phil Freeman was written a wonderfully detailed study of Francis Haverfield (1860-1919). In the section on Haverfield's 'associates', Freeman notes the strong link with Robert Carr Bosanquet (1871-1935), of Rock Hall, near Alnwick, Northumberland. Apart from being Director of the BSA, Bosanquet excavated...
'Enough to satisfy the most ardent enthusiast for Greek ceramography'
As students arrived at the BSA they were faced with quantities of unpublished pots and fragments from excavations, chance finds and old collections. As George C. Richards expressed it in relation to his study of fragments from the Athenian akropolis, there is ‘enough to satisfy the most ardent enthusiast...
"How different the bare limbs of the stalwart British undergraduates!"
One of the themes for research at Athens was ancient Greek drama. Ernest Gardner excavated the theatre at Megalopolis in the early 1890s. The combination of the continuing interest in Greek theatre and the appearance of new sculptural finds available for study - such as the painted korai from the Athenian...
BSA Students and the Board of Education
Several former BSA students joined the Board of Education.Joseph Grafton Milne (1867-1951). Manchester Grammar School. Corpus Christi College, Oxford. Assistant Master (6th Form) at Mill Hill School (1891-93); Junior and Senior Examiner, and Assistant Secretary to the Board of Education (1893-1926); Reader in Numismatics, Oxford University (1930-38); Deputy Keeper of Coins, Ashmolean Museum (1931-51);...
BSA Students in Australia and New Zealand
Former BSA students had a major impact on the teaching of classics in England outside Oxford and Cambridge (e.g. Birmingham, Liverpool, Manchester, London). Three former students held chairs in Australia and New Zealand.H. Arnold Tubbs (born c. 1865; Pembroke College, Oxford) worked with this Cyprus Exploration Fund and had to leave during the final season of excavations in Cyprus in 1890 to take...
Oxford and Craven University Fellowships
Craven FellowshipsThe Fellowships shall be open to all who shall have passed the examinations required for the degree of Bachelor of Arts and who shall not have exceeded the 28th term from their matriculation. They shall be of the annual value of £200, and shall be tenable for two years. One Fellow shall be elected annually in Michaelmas Term by a committee of five persons appointed for the purpose...
BSA Managing Committee (1886-1918)
The original committee consisted of the following 'five members ... appointed by the general body of subscribers':Professor Percy Gardner (1846-1937) John Gennadius (the Greek Minister in London) Professor Richard Claverhouse Jebb (1841-1905) Sir Frederic Leighton (1830-96)Mr John Edwin Sandys (1844-1922)There were also:The TrusteesThe TreasurerThe Honorary Secretary'members to be nominated by each...
BSA and Magdalen College
Magdalen College and New College were the best represented Oxford college among students at the BSA.Magdalen students included:David George Hogarth (1862-1927). Winchester. Demy 1881-85; Classical mods. 1st 1882; Lit. Hum. 1st 1885. BSA 1886/87. Director 1897-1900.John Frederick Randall Stainer (1866-1939). Winchester. Exhibitioner; Classical mods. 1st 1887; Lit. Hum. 2nd 1889. BSA 1889/90.Charles...
BSA and New College
One of the best represented Oxford College among the BSA students was New College. It should be noted that seven of these students had been at Winchester. All but Awdry were admitted (or were due to be admitted in the case of Moss-Blundell) within a year of two of completing their studies at Oxford. Cheesman and Halliday (Hoffmeister) were both elected Fellows of New College.Herbert Awdry (1851-1909)....
Oxford and the Managing Committee
The University of Oxford's nominee on the Managing committee was David Binning Monro (1836-1905), Provost of Oriel College (from 1882). On his death the nominee was Professor Percy Gardner (1846-1937) who held the Lincoln and Merton chair in Classical Archaeology (from 1887). Gardner had served on the original Managing Committee when he held the Disney chair of archaeology in Cambridge.Those elected...
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