Students at The British School at Athens (1886-1914)

Focusing on the evolution of archaeological education, this volume chronicles the British School at Athens from its inception in 1886, highlighting its shift towards scientific archaeology and major projects like the Cyprus Exploration Fund and excavations in Crete and Laconia. It details the impact of its students, many of whom contributed to archaeological work across the Levant, Egypt, and beyond. Additionally, the book includes comprehensive indexes listing students by various categories, enhancing the understanding of the institution's educational influence.