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Property / member of excavation during archaeological fieldwork: Excavations at Whitehawk Camp / qualifier
 
specific role: responsible for parts of the work (English)

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  • Marjory Veronica Seton-Williams
  • M. V. Seton-Williams
  • Miss V. Seton-Williams
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English
Veronica Seton-Williams
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  • Marjory Veronica Seton-Williams
  • M. V. Seton-Williams
  • Miss V. Seton-Williams

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instance of
human
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person with colonial links
note
Seton-Williams was from Australia (English)
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assigned gender
woman
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resided at
Melbourne
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This is where Seton-Williams was born and grew up. (English)
street address (free text)
Rameta, corner of Commercial Road and Thomas Street, Melbourne (English)
latest date
1934
1 reference
specific reference information (free text)
M. V. Seton-Williams, The Road to El-Aguzein (1988) (English)
London WC
street address (free text)
4 Handel Street (English)
point in time
1934
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specific reference information (free text)
M. V. Seton-Williams, The Road to El-Aguzein (1988) (English)
academic degree
diploma
note
Prehistoric Postgraduate Diploma (English)
conferred by
University of London
sourcing circumstances
presumably
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specific reference information (free text)
M. V. Seton-Williams, The Road to El-Aguzein (1988) (English)
Academic diploma in Archaeology
conferred by
University of London
point in time
1935
note
This is the date Seton-Williams passed her examination; it may be the same diploma as the "Prehistoric Postgraduate Diploma" listed above. (English)
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specific reference information (free text)
London University Gazette Supplement Wed 31 July 1935 (London Uni Gazette 1934-1935, UP 1/3/31) (English)
stated in
London University Gazette
family name at birth
Seton-Williams (English)
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election to SAL proposed by
John Garstang
evidence (free text)
Addition, Profession or Occupation: Archaeologist (Tempy Ministry of Information) (English)
Qualification: B. A. (History) Melbourne; FRGS; has assisted as Field Supervisor in excavations in England with Dr Wheeler, in Palestine with the late Sir Flinders Petrie + Prof J. Garstang + in Asia Minor with the latter, also in Cyprus; + has published or edited numerous studies + reports. (English)
point in time
9 January 1947
part of
Society of Antiquaries of London Meeting
proposed election to SAL signed by (personal)
Sidney Smith
Kathleen Mary Kenyon
Rachel Maxwell Hyslop
Oliver Gurney
Leonard Woolley
Max Mallowan
Christopher Hawkes
is successful
successful
evidence (item)
Ministry of Information
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stated in
Society of Antiquaries of London Certificates of Candidates for Election
spoke at
Society of Antiquaries of London Meeting
point in time
16 December 1948
title of paper
A late Bronze Age mining settlement at Apliki, Cyprus (English)
collaborated with
Joan Mabel Frederica du Plat Taylor
note
Taylor and Seton-Williams co-presented the paper. (English)
1 reference
specific reference information
Antiquaries Journal
has personal connection to
Nancy Champion de Crespigny
note
Seton-Williams noted that de Crespigny (who was also Australian) promised to introduce her to Tessa and Mortimer Wheeler, with whom she (de Crespigny) had been excavating; they ended up excavating at Maiden Castle with the Wheelers and Rachel Maxwell Hyslop. (English)
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specific reference information (free text)
M. V. Seton-Williams, The Road to El-Aguzein (1988) (English)
Rachel Maxwell Hyslop
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Seton-Williams and Maxwell Hyslop shared a tent together while excavating at Maiden Castle. (English)
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specific reference information (free text)
M. V. Seton-Williams, The Road to El-Aguzein (1988) (English)
Peggy Piggott
note
Seton-Williams describes Piggott as a "friend" (English)
1 reference
specific reference information (free text)
M. V. Seton-Williams, The Road to El-Aguzein (1988) (English)
Molly Cotton
note
Seton-Williams describes Cotton as a "fellow student" with whom she wandered around London. (English)
1 reference
specific role
M. V. Seton-Williams, The Road to El-Aguzein (1988) (English)
member of excavation during archaeological fieldwork
Excavations at Maiden Castle
start time
1934
specific role
Student (volunteer); later site supervisor (paid) (English)
base salary (free text)
£3 per week (English)
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specific reference information (free text)
M. V. Seton-Williams, The Road to El-Aguzein (1988) (English)
Excavations at Whitehawk Camp
specific role
responsible for parts of the work (English)
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specific reference information (free text)
M. V. Seton-Williams, The Road to El-Aguzein (1988) (English)
date of birth
20 April 1910Gregorian
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specific reference information (free text)
M. V. Seton-Williams, The Road to El-Aguzein (1988) (English)
date of death
29 May 1992
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ISNI ID
0000000081455787
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VIAF ID
66473483
described at URL
https://viaf.org/viaf/66473483/
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Wikidata ID
Q15994804
described at URL
https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q15994804
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WorldCat Identities ID
lccn-n80131398
described at URL
https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n80131398/
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