Department |
Archive |
Collection |
John Pendlebury Family Papers |
Reference No. |
PEN 1/3/1/5/10 |
Level |
Item |
Dates |
4 Dec [1927] |
Donor/Creator |
Pendlebury, Dr John Devitt Stringfellow |
Scope and Content |
Sent from the British School at Athens (BSA). Mainly describing his trip to Phyle [Filí] with [Winifred] Lamb, Bob [Dixon] and [Sylvia] Benton, including treacherous walking to search for the cave of Pan; and exploring the north side of the Acropolis [Athens] with Hilda White (including teasing a guard). Also contains news that he would be excavating at Chalcidice [Chalkidiki] from the beginning of March [with Walter Heurtley]. John discusses his work [in locating finds of Egyptian origin] including that he needed to visit Aegina and Crete, and that there were finds from Pherai [Pherae] in the Museum at Volo [Vólos] but they were unpublished so he couldn’t include them in a catalogue. Additionally mentioning that he may go on a short trip of the Argolid, they had played tennis a lot [at the BSA], and not to worry about parcels not having arrived as it was usual for them to take a long time. |
Notes |
See PEN 2/2/1/57-68 for photographs of the trip to Filí. |
Related records |
[PEN 2/2/1], Volume, “Greece 1927-28, Vol. I”, Oct 1927 – Apr 1928
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