Coloured Map. Compiled, drawn and photolithographed by War Office, 1943. Reproduced by 512 Field Survey Company, Royal Engineers, February 1944, from War Office Pulls. 1st Edition, Army/Air. Reprinted by 512 Field Survey Company, Royal Engineers, June 1944.

Thanking Pendlebury for sending a copy of [‘The Archaeology of Crete’] and complimenting him on it, and commenting that he had hoped Pendlebury would already be back in Crete.

Showing the fortress at the entrance.

Photograph taken by [Hilda] White.

Photograph taken by [Hilda] White.

Photograph taken by “M. J. R”.

Photograph taken by “M. J. R”.

Photograph taken by “M. J. R”.

Part of a group of images donated by the Argonaut Camera Club, taken on excursions and cruises in Greece and Asia Minor. The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Canea: Venetian fortifications".

Part of a group of images donated by the Argonaut Camera Club, taken on excursions and cruises in Greece and Asia Minor. The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Canea: Venetian galley ships".

Part of a group of images donated by the Argonaut Camera Club, taken on excursions and cruises in Greece and Asia Minor. The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Canea: Venetian galley ships".

Part of a group of images donated by the Argonaut Camera Club, taken on excursions and cruises in Greece and Asia Minor. The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Canea: Venetian galley ships".

Part of a group of images donated by the Argonaut Camera Club, taken on excursions and cruises in Greece and Asia Minor. The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Canea: Venetian fountain".

Part of a collection of images from Halliday's travels around Crete following the excavations at Kamares Cave in 1913. The original description in the SPHS register reads: "Candia, Crete, harbour".

Reproduced by 512 Field Survey Company, Royal Engineers, from German 1:50,000 map dated 1942. Revised and reprinted by 512 Field Survey Company, Royal Engineers, September 1943. Revised and reprinted by Field Survey Company, Royal Engineers, February 1945.

Memorial Service held for John Pendlebury at Kaminia (outside of the Chania Gate in Herakleion) where Pendlebury was wounded by enemy forces during the Battle of Crete on 20 May 1941. The man speaking is possibly Mr Ioannis D. Mourellos, a prominent Cretan historian.

Memorial Service held for John Pendlebury at Kaminia (outside of the Chania Gate in Herakleion) where Pendlebury was wounded by enemy forces during the Battle of Crete on 20 May 1941. Hilda Pendlebury is to the left of the wooden cross and wears a black mourning band on her arm. Richard Hutchinson (then Knossos Curator) stands behind her to the left.