Nina Frances Layard (Q60)
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- Miss Nina Frances Layard
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- Nina Layard
- Miss N. F. Layard
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Rookwood, Fonnereau Road, Ipswich (English)
1921
1899
2 Park Place, Ipswich (English)
1899
Dowches, Kelvedon (English)
1923
Layard (English)
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Has contributed to Archaeologia + conducted several excavations in Suffolk. Recently Society of the Suffolk institute of Archaeology, FLS. (English)
3 March 1921Gregorian
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30 November 1917Gregorian
Fellow of the Linnean Society (English)
Layard is still a member of council in 1921 (English)
indicated by F.L.S. (British English)
1899
1916
15 March 1921Gregorian
1921
Local Secretary for Essex (English)
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Local Secretary for Ipswich Sub-Committee (English)
1895
1917
Member of the General Committee (English)
photographs and a medieval example of a Pax instrument (British English)
2 December 1903Gregorian
23 June 1910Gregorian
Gold ring believed to have belonged to George Herbert (British English)
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SAL 02/49 (British English)
https://collections.sal.org.uk/sal.02.049
17 May 1900Gregorian
Brass or bronze vessel found at North Elmham (British English)
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21 March 1907Gregorian
Anglo Saxon antiquities found at Ipswich (British English)
The description of the exhibition in the Proceedings for this date suggests that Layard was not present. (British English)
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SAL 02/48 SAL Minute Book 48 10 January 1901 - 19 December 1909 (British English)
portions of two alabaster figures of seated bishops from Fornham St Mary, near Bury St Edmunds (English)
6 May 1909Gregorian
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SAL 02/48 SAL Minute Book 48 10 January 1901 - 19 December 1909 (British English)
13 March 1924Gregorian
neolithic flint implements recently discovered in Canewdon, Essex (English)
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Pax Instrument (British English)
2 December 1903Gregorian
Some early crucifixes, with examples from Raydon, Ipswich and Marlborough (British English)
Layard participated in the discussion after the meeting. (British English)
2 June 1909Gregorian
30 October 1919Gregorian
Mundford Pebble Industry (British English)
The Congress minute book notes that was discussing excavations with which she had been associated for some time, and was seeking support for further work. The Congress President suggeted ideas for raising funds and asked that Layard discuss the matter at the upcoming Annual Congress. (British English)
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CAS 001/02 (formerly MS 990/1/2 Congress of Archaeological Societies [Council Meeting Minutes] Oct 1919 to Mar 30 1945 (British English)
29 November 1906Gregorian
On an Anglo Saxon cemetery recently found at Ipswich (British English)
The description of the meeting published in the Society's Proceedings for this date includes a note that the President John Evans regretted the statute banning women from meetings of the Society, indicating that Layard did not read her paper in person. (British English)
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SAL 02/48 SAL Minute Book 48 10 January 1901 - 19 December 1909 (British English)
13 March 1924Gregorian
Two bronze crowns and and a chain head-dress buried near the river Lark, Suffolk (English)
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1890
On Reversion (English)
1898
On Walled Up Skeletons (English)
1901
Notes on a Human Skull found in Peat in bed of the river Orwell, Ipswich (English)
1901
Palaeolithic Human Implement with Alleged Thong-Marks (English)
1901
Horn and bone implements found in Ipswich (English)
1902
On a recent discovery of palaeolithic implements on Plateau gravels in Ipswich (English)
1904
Further explorations on a Palaeolithic Site in Ipswich (English)
1906
A Winter’s work on the Ipswich palaeolithic site (English)
1906
An Anglo-Saxon Cemetery in Ipswich (English)
1908
Notes on the Land Surface on a River Terrace at Ipswich and on Palaeolithic from a Gravel Pit in the Valley of the Lark (English)
1922
Prehistoric Cooking-places (English)
10 August 1926Gregorian
Provincial Magdalenian Flint Industry from the Colne Valley, Essex (English)
17 March 1927Gregorian
Flint Implements of the Colne Valley Essex (English)
The paper was announced to the Society of Antiquaries Executive Committee on 25 March 1926, read at a meeting the following year, and published in the Antiquaries Journal under the title A Late Palaeolithic Settlement in the Colne Valley, Essex. (English)
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SAL 04/01 SAL Exec Committee Minute Book 9 1924-1934 (English)
16 September 1895Gregorian
On Ultimate Vital Units (English)
This paper was presented as part of Section D (Zoology) (English)
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15 September 1893Gregorian
On the Roots of Lemna, and the Reversing of the Fronds in Lemna trisulca [Section D Biology] (English)
19 April 1917Gregorian
Tools made by an African Barrot (English)
12 October 1916Gregorian
Relics of Old Dunwich (English)
24 May 1929Gregorian
Microlithic Implements and a Solutrian Blade from beneath Brick-earth in the Colne Valley, Essex (English)
21 April 1926Gregorian
Recent Excavations on the Neolithic Site of Sainte-Gertrude, Holland (English)
20 April 1906Gregorian
Palaeolithic Implements Found at Ipswich (English)
7 March 1907Gregorian
On the Ornamentation of the Frog Tadpole (English)
Paper delivered during the 1906-7 session (English)
Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at Ipswich (English)
1906
Solutrian Blades from South-Eastern England, with Figure of Specimen from below the Flood-Plain Level of the Colne, Valley, Essex (English)
1930
1921
Layard attended the CAS AGM as one of the CAS Officers (English)
2 February 1911Gregorian
Loan of slides illustrating Anglo Saxon finds from Ipswich (English)
Layard's application for the loan of slides was granted (English)
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SAL 04/01 SAL Exec Committee Minute Book 7 1904-1913 (English)
3 April 1924Gregorian
The origin of the bronze crowns from the river Lark. (English)
Layard expressed her surprise that her theory of the Roman origin of the bronze arrows was being questioned, but agreed to defer publication of her paper on the arrows until she had undertaken further excavation at the site. (English)
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SAL 04/01/008 SAL Exec Committee Minute Book 8 1913 - 1924 (English)
2 February 1911Gregorian
Loan of slides of Anglo-Saxon finds from Ipswich (English)
Layard's application for loan of slides was approved. (English)
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SAL 04/01 SAL Exec Committee Minute Book 7 1904-1913 (English)
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SAL/01/03/082 Loose Correspondence, 1900 (English)
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https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/term/BIOG153482
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20 August 1853Gregorian
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12 August 1935
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Charlotte Schreiber's mother Charlotte (Layard) Bertie was sister of Nina Layard's grandfather Brownlow Villiers Layard (English)
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Ida Layard's grandfather Henry Peter John Layard was brother of Nina Layard's grandfather Brownlow Villiers Layard (English)
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Nina Layard's grandmother Louisa (Port) Layard was sister to Augusta Herbert's grandmother Georgina Port. (English)
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Florence Layard's grandfather Henry Peter John Layard was brother of Nina Layard's grandfather Brownlow Villiers Layard (English)
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https://doi.org/10.1093/ref:odnb/58931
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39886
https://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/library/browse/personDetails.xhtml?personId=39886
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0000000043549870
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