View of village through trees with blossom.

View of village from outskirts.

[Site of a fortified hill?]. Mercy-Money Coutts and Vincent Desborough visited Rhizokastellia without John Pendlebury.

View of a rocky hill with paths and walls circling it. [Site of a fortified hill?]. Mercy-Money Coutts and Vincent Desborough visited Rhizokastellia without John Pendlebury.

[Site of a fortified hill?]. View of [top of hill] with [Vincent Desborough] examining the ground. Mercy-Money Coutts and Vincent Desborough visited Rhizokastellia without John Pendlebury.

[Site of a fortified hill?] in the distance. Mercy-Money Coutts and Vincent Desborough visited Rhizokastellia without John Pendlebury.

View of [a church] in the countryside. Mercy-Money Coutts and Vincent Desborough were on this day trip without John Pendlebury.

Mercy-Money Coutts and Vincent Desborough were on this day trip without John Pendlebury.

[Photograph taken by Bob Dixon].

Taken from a boat between [Ermióni and Náfplio].

Photograph includes people and modern house above the entrance to the tomb.

Excavation based at Myriophyton/Myriophyto.

Photograph includes [local] girls and women and [Walter Heurtley].

Showing stone age and bronze age structures.

Congratulating John on a good school report [from Beaudesert Park School, Henley-in-Arden]; asking John to tell his mother that “the old men” (Doctors Sing, Powels and Kachbas) had enjoyed that evening with Herbert Pendlebury; mentioning that he would be having supper with Doctor Sing in order to meet Doctor and Mrs McCaskie; and commenting on his complexion. The letter was sent from 44 Brook Street, Grosvenor Square [London] to John who was staying with his mother at Herbert and Violet [Mitchell’s] house (Holly Bank, Bradford, Yorkshire). Herbert Pendlebury refers to the Mitchell’s as “Aunt Violet and Uncle H”.

Taken from the boat [during a cruise around islands with Charles and Isabel Seltman].