Coloured. Map of Greece, Geographical and Altimetric. Issued on the basis of original survey by the chartographical firm "C. Grigouras". Edition: C. Grigouras and C. Papamandellos. Designed by Gh. Coustas. Part 6.

Coloured Map. Milos. Edition HAGS-1975. Printed by HAGS-10-1975.

Coloured Map. Kimolos. Edition HAGS-1976. Printed by HAGS-7-1976.

Coloured map of Greece; sheet covers some of the Cycladic islands (centred on Melos) with the map series title: General-Karte des Königreiches Griechenland im Masse 1:300,000 der Natur. Nach Berichtigungs Daten des k. griech. Oberstlieutenants J. Kokides und revidirt von Professor Dr. H. Kierprt. Bearbeitet und Herausgegeben vom K.K. Militär-Geographischen Institute in Wien. 1885.

B&W Hydrographic Chart. Archipelago. The Islands of Milos. Anti-Milo (Antimilos), Kimolos and Polino (Polyaigos). Surveyed by The Right Honourable Lord John Browne, under the direction of Captain Thomas Graves, H.M.S. Volage 1849. Published according to Act of Parliament at the Hydrographic Office of the Admiralty, May 7th 1851. Large corrections June 1878.

Coloured. Map of Greece, Geographical and Altimetric. Issued on the basis of original survey by the chartographical firm "C. Grigouras". Edition: C. Grigouras and C. Papamandellos. Designed by Gh. Coustas. Part 6.

Coloured Map. Revised Austrian Military Generalkarte of Central Europe: Bl. XI. Islands: Siphnos, Melos, Paros etc.

Carte de la Gréce. Flle. 19. Melos, Siphnos, etc.

Card base with eight images of pottery/fragments: one black and white photograph, two watercolour illustrations, and five black and white ink illustrations. The number 1 is pasted in the bottom left corner, and each image is labelled with pasted letters a-h. A darker line divides the top two images from the lower six. A blank rectangle with cut-off corners is pasted to the right of the letter f. To the right of image b (1936/01/01/01/02) is a later annotation in biro giving a bibliographic reference. The original description in the catalogue reads: "a-b Geometric ornament on Early Cycladic Jars containing burials of children; found within the houses: compare Case A 30-35. c-h Polychrome designs on vases of 'Kamáres' style (Middle Minoan: cf. 51, 52) imported from Crete to Melos about 1800 B.C.: white enhanced with other colours, on black slip: the enlarged design (13) is from vase (g): compare original fragments, Case A 67."

Card base with two black and white photographs. The number 9 is pasted in the lower (partly torn) and upper left corners, and the images are labelled with the pasted letters a-b. The original description in the catalogue reads: "9a The fortress wall of The Third Settlement, reconstructed on the remains of the First Wall. 9b [Roman mosaic in a house of the classical city of Melos.]"

Thanking Hilda for a letter, newspaper clippings and notes; sending a report on “Stubbing’s treatise”, a job application “for Minn’s job” [Disney Professorship of Archaeology at the University of Cambridge] and a letter to the Master of Emmanuel [College, Cambridge], asking Hilda to get these items typed and sent; saying “Old Will” had asked after her and that John was going to see the Hills and Blegens [Carl], and that he hoped to go to Kimolos [Kímolos] and Melos [Mílos] with [Gerard Mackworth] Young [Director, British School at Athens].

Sent from Vathy, Samos [Vathý, Sámos]. About a trip [with Charles and Isabel Seltman, and Mrs Emmett] around Greek islands and bad weather meaning the route had to be changed, visiting “Tigani” [renamed Pythagóreion] on the other side of Samos and seeing the [Tunnel of Eupalinos], and their boat having to rescue a Russian boat off the coast of Sámos. Also telling Herbert their plans to visit the Heraion on Sámos then continue their trip to Chios, Mytilene [Lesbos] and Crete. John details that the original planned route was Tenos [Tínos], Mykonos [Míkonos], Delos [Dhílos], Naxos [Náxos], Paros [Páros], Melos [Mílos], Thera [Santorini], Candia [Iráklion], Hagios Nikolaos [Áyios Nikólaos] (for Pseira [Psíra] and Gournia [Gourniá]), Samos [Sámos], Chios , Mitylene [Lésvos], Skyros [Skíros] then Athens. The route was changed after Delos [Dhílos] due to bad weather and they went straight to Samos [Sámos]. Also asking Herbert to get ‘Mallia’ volume I by Charputnier.

Sent from Athens, where John and Hilda were in quarantine for mumps having just returned from a cruise of Greek islands during which the hostess’ son [Bobby Emmett] had the illness. Telling Herbert about the trip and his impressions of the islands (particularly Delos, Paros, Thera, Melos and Poros [Dhílos, Páros, Santorini, Mílos and Póros]); plans to stay in Athens until the 18th [Apr] then go to Nauplia [Náfplio]; and that he had a nice letter from [George] Macmillan encouraging him to apply for the Macmillan studentship at the BSA, but that he had no hope of getting a job through [Arthur] Evans because John’s “enthusiasm for Komo [Kommos] has roused his fears”. John also says how glad he and Hilda are that Herbert was coming to visit next autumn, and asks if the Hellenic Society could get him a copy of ‘Phylakopi’ (a publication of an excavation in Melos [Mílos], 1895) and the report of an excavation that [Richard] Dawkins led in 1911. [It appears that John and Hilda’s plans changed and they did not go to Náfplio].

View inside cave including a woman looking around [Hilda White, Isabel Seltman, Joan Lloyd or Mrs Emmett].

Taken during a cruise of the islands.

Taken from above, looking down into cove.

Poor quality photograph [film may have been exposed to light].

John and Hilda Pendlebury joined the cruise (which was hosted by Mrs Emmett, wife of the American Naval attaché at Hague) at the invitation of Charles and Isabel Seltman. The manuscript includes descriptions of Keos [Kéa], Tenos [Tínos], Mykonos [Míkonos], Delos [Dhílos], Samos [Sámos], Chios, Mitylene [Lésvos], Paros [Páros] and Melos [Mílos].

Notebook with site notes plue loose notes and 1 letter in back. Notes include bothe sites of Kynosarges and Melos.

Photograph of a group of people in fancy dress. This is accompanied by a piece of stationary, with the typed letter head “Miss C. A. Hutton 49, Drayton Gardens, London, S.W 10.” The handwritten note is headed “Mrs. Jarley’s Waxworks. Athens. Xmas 1896.” Mrs. Jarley’s Waxworks refers to the character in Charles Dickens’s novel, The Old Curiosity Shop, published in 1841. The handwritten note lists the people in the picture and their costumes. “Back Row. Left to Right. “Gladstone C.C. Edgar “Irishman Pieter Rodeck “Britannia Lady Harcourt-Smith “Chinaman. Hon –Tollemache “Highlander. Duncan Mackenzie “Baby. – Richardson “Salome. Lucy Richardson ([…]-Lithgoe) “Showman. Ser Cecil Harcouty-Smith “Middle Row. Left to Right. “Turk. R.G.C. anderson. “armenian J.W. Crowfoot. “hon – Winslow. C.a. Hutton “Front Row. Bill ce “Handy man” Sir ambrose Poynter “Midshipman. C. Clark.”

Photograph of a group of people in fancy dress. This is accompanied by a piece of stationary, with the typed letter head “Miss C. A. Hutton 49, Drayton Gardens, London, S.W 10.” The handwritten note is headed “Mrs. Jarley’s Waxworks. Athens. Xmas 1896.” and goes on to list the people in the picture and their costumes. “Back Row. Left to Right. “Gladstone C.C. Edgar “Irishman Pieter Rodeck “Britannia Lady Harcourt-Smith “Chinaman. Hon –Tollemache “Highlander. Duncan Mackenzie “Baby. – Richardson “Salome. Lucy Richardson ([…]-Lithgoe) “Showman. Ser Cecil Harcouty-Smith “Middle Row. Left to Right. “Turk. R.G.C. anderson. “armenian J.W. Crowfoot. “hon – Winslow. C.a. Hutton “Front Row. Bill ce “Handy man” Sir ambrose Poynter “Midshipman. C. Clark.”

Potrait of the head and shoulders of a man resting his cheek on his right hand, which has a ring on the little finger. The man is wearing a suit and has white hair and moustache. Caption reads "Cecil Harcourt Smith Director 1895-97".

Part of a group of images from explorations and excavations on the island of Melos conducted by the British School at Athens from 1896 to 1899. The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Inscription: Melos mosaic".

Part of a group of images from the continuation of excavations in 1910-1911 at Phylakopi on the island of Melos previously conducted by the British School at Athens from 1896-1899. The original description in the SPHS negative register reads: "Melos: native imitation of Cretan LM1". Listed as a Colour Slide in the SPHS negative register (A series), but the negative is black and white.

Part of a group of images from the continuation of excavations in 1910-1911 at Phylakopi on the island of Melos previously conducted by the British School at Athens from 1896-1899. The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Melos: Trypiti".

Part of a group of images from the continuation of excavations in 1910-1911 at Phylakopi on the island of Melos previously conducted by the British School at Athens from 1896-1899. The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Melos: the Kastro from north".

Part of a group of images from the continuation of excavations in 1910-1911 at Phylakopi on the island of Melos previously conducted by the British School at Athens from 1896-1899. The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Melos: the Kastro from east".

Part of a group of images from the continuation of excavations in 1910-1911 at Phylakopi on the island of Melos previously conducted by the British School at Athens from 1896-1899. The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Melos: a pigeon house".

Part of a group of images from the continuation of excavations in 1910-1911 at Phylakopi on the island of Melos previously conducted by the British School at Athens from 1896-1899. The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Melos: Phylakopi. Panorama. BSA house".

Part of a group of images from the continuation of excavations in 1910-1911 at Phylakopi on the island of Melos previously conducted by the British School at Athens from 1896-1899. The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Melos: Phylakopi. Panorama. BSA house".

Part of a group of images from the continuation of excavations in 1910-1911 at Phylakopi on the island of Melos previously conducted by the British School at Athens from 1896-1899. The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Melos: Phylakopi. Bathing place".

Part of a group of images from the continuation of excavations in 1910-1911 at Phylakopi on the island of Melos previously conducted by the British School at Athens from 1896-1899. The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Melos: Phylakopi. Goats returning to subterranean fold".

Part of a group of images from explorations and excavations on the island of Melos conducted by the British School at Athens from 1896 to 1899. The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Phylakopi: pl. I Plan of excav. bet, 1896-9, shewing work of 1 st, of 2nd periods".

Part of a group of images from explorations and excavations on the island of Melos conducted by the British School at Athens from 1896 to 1899. The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Phylakopi: pl. 2 Plan of excav. bet, 1896-9, Shewing work of 3rd period".

Part of a group of images from explorations and excavations on the island of Melos conducted by the British School at Athens from 1896 to 1899. The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Melos: gate site".

Part of a group of images from explorations and excavations on the island of Melos conducted by the British School at Athens from 1896 to 1899. The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Melos: Martza terrace (Stadion?)".

Part of a group of images from explorations and excavations on the island of Melos conducted by the British School at Athens from 1896 to 1899. The 'three churches site' was excavated in 1896. The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Melos: 3 churches site. Statues. (statue of woman)".

Part of a group of images from explorations and excavations on the island of Melos conducted by the British School at Athens from 1896 to 1899. The 'three churches site' was excavated in 1896. The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Melos: 3 churches site statue of woman (actually a man)".

Part of a group of images from explorations and excavations on the island of Melos conducted by the British School at Athens from 1896 to 1899. The 'three churches site' was excavated in 1896. The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Melos: 3 churches site. Baptistery".

Part of a group of images from explorations and excavations on the island of Melos conducted by the British School at Athens from 1896 to 1899. The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Melos: view of theatre".

Part of a group of images from explorations and excavations on the island of Melos conducted by the British School at Athens from 1896 to 1899. The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Meols: mosaic, fish panel & altar. (a) id[em] (b) id[em]"