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Tag Archives: Jacquetta Hawkes
The Jacquetta Hawkes Collection, Portugal, 1949.
Remember this box discovered during recent building works? Today’s posting comes from undergraduate Dalva Gerberon, who has been investigating. Over to you, Dalva… I undertook the study of the Jacquetta Hawkes collection for the Archives of the Oxford Institute of Archaeology in … Continue reading
What’s happening in the archive?
Well, it’s been busy round here. The new rolling stacks have made a big difference to life in the archive. At last the archives are beginning to be more accessible. Thank you, School of Archaeology! Before the stacks went in, … Continue reading
Posted in Archives Progress, HEIR, Piggott
Tagged flint arrowhead, Greville Chester, Jacquetta Hawkes, Jerusalem, Stuart Piggott, world war ii
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