Mary Kitson Clark (Q875): Difference between revisions
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Kitson Clark attended the British School of Archaeology in Jerusalem, which was then located in British Mandate Palestine. (British English)
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Meanwoodside, Leeds (English)
1937
Addition, Profession or Occupation: M.A. (Cantab) (English)
Qualification: Secretary to the Roman Antiquities Committee of the Yorkshire Archaeological Society: author of A Gazetteer of Roman Remains in East Yorkshire etc. (British English)
1938
Kitson Clark is listed as a member of a Sub-Committee of the Congress of Archaeological Societies' Research Committee tasked to report on developments in archaeology 1930-1940. (British English)
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CAS 003/01 (formerly MS 990/3/1) Research Committee Minute Book 1930s (British English)
1939
Letters and council meeting minutes indicate that Kitson Clark was not often in attendance at Council meetings, but she did suggest in correspondence that the Congress should feature a general lecture, rather than a more specialist one. (British English)
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CAS 005/01 (formerly MS 990/5/1) Correspondence to the Congress of Archaeological Societies (British English)
