Apart from Oxford and Cambridge, one of the main groups admitted to the BSA in the period up to 1914 consisted of students from Scotland. A key influence was (Sir) William Ramsay (1851-1939), a graduate of the university of Aberdeen, who continued his studies at St John’s College, Oxford. Ramsay had travelled widely in Asia Minor and was elected a research fellow at Exeter College in 1882. He was...
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Excavation Equipment: Melos, 1896
Robert Carr Bosanquet described landing on Melos with the project equipment in April 1896:Then came a mule-ride—that is to say our luggage rode and we walked—of three quarters of an hour up to Trypiti. As the luggage included a bath, 2 cameras, 2 large portmanteaux, 1 Gladstone, 1 hold-all, 1 big roll, 1 bag and 117 small paper parcels, it was rather hard to arrange them all on 2 mules. The one that...
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Excavations: Ernest A. Gardner (1887-95)
Archaeological fieldwork was initiated during the directorship of Ernest Gardner who had gained experience in Egypt with Flinders Petrie at Naukratis. The first major project (from 1887) was on the island of Cyprus, supported by the Society for the Promotion of Hellenic Studies (Cyprus Exploration Fund).The first excavation on mainland Greece was at Megalopolis. This proved to be controversial over...
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Passage Blurbs: Thailland to Maldives
View Map of LocationUligan Atoll, Maldives: 58 Feet in SandTrip Summary - 1581 nM, 290 hours, Ave 5.4 KnotsNautical Miles to Date - 23,611Outer AnchorageRoute from Thailand to MaldivesNight 12 - Jan 28, 20081495 nM down - 40 nM to go Slow Calm Day - Slow Sailing to Arrive Tomorrow AM See Blog: Passage...
Archaeology in Greece (1886-1921)
A report on archaeological work was initiated by Penrose in the first year of the School. This was continued initially by Jane Harrison, and then by Ernest Gardner as director. It was sometimes authored or co-authored by the assistant director or librarian (Richards, Bosanquet, Tod, Hasluck, Droop). When the Annual was started the report appeared in both the Journal of Hellenic Studies and the Annual...
Megalopolis
The excavations started in 1890/91 and continued for three seasons. The work prompted a major debate about the nature of the Greek theatre.The excavation team consisted of:Ernest A. Gardner (director)William LoringJ.G. MilneA.G. BatherG.C. RichardsE.F. BensonThe project architect was Robert Weir Schultz.Select...
Epigraphy and Cambridge students
Ernest Stewart Roberts (1847-1912) was one of the significant influences on Cambridge students for the study of epigraphy. He was college lecturer in classics at Gonville & Caius (and later Master). One of his students was Ernest Gardner (1862-1939), the first student at and second director of the...
The Cambridge Prendergast Studentships
The Cambridge Prendergast Studentships are awardedfor study or research in the language, literature, history, philosophy, archaeology, or art of ancient Greece, according to a course proposed by the Student and approved by the Electors. The Electors may waive the normal requirement that some considerable portion of the year shall be spent away from Cambridge.The studentship was established in January...
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