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(Q2739)

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instance of
human
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assigned gender
woman
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resided at
London NW
street address (free text)
34 Greencroft Gardens, S. Hampstead (English)
point in time
1908
1 reference
specific reference information (free text)
Transactions of the third International congress for the history of religions (1908) (English)
stated in
Members List
Little Hampden
street address (free text)
The Cell, LIttle Hampden, Buckinghamshire (English)
point in time
1931
1 reference
specific reference information (free text)
The Woman's Leader 29 May 1931 p 134 (English)
educated at
University College London
start time
1896
academic subject
Egyptology
Eugenics
student of
William Matthew Flinders Petrie
Karl Pearson
note
Eckenstein was studying Eugenics with Pearson "and others" (English)
1 reference
specific reference information (free text)
1896-7 [PROF 65], 1897-8 [PROF 66], 1898-9 [PROF 67], 1899-1900 [PROF 68], 1900-1 [PROF 69], 1901-2 [PROF 70], 1902-3 [PROF 71], 1903-4 [PROF 72], 1904-5 [PROF 73], 1905-6 [PROF 74], 1906-7 [PROF 75], 1907-8 [PROF 76], 1909-10 B inc. 1910-11, 1911-12 B, 1916-17 B (English)
stated in
University College London Session Fees Books
was member of
International Congress for the History of Religions
point in time
1908
location
Oxford
1 reference
specific reference information (free text)
Transactions of the third International congress for the history of religions (1908) (English)
stated in
Members List
Hampstead Scientific Society
start time
1908
1 reference
specific reference information (free text)
Report of the Hampstead Scientific Society (1909) (English)
spoke at
International Congress for the History of Religions
point in time
17 September 1908Gregorian
location
Oxford
title of paper
Personal Amulets (English)
note
Eckenstein's paper was included in Section I Religions of the Lower Culture. She also took part in discussions in Section VI Religion of the Greeks and Romans (English)
1 reference
specific reference information (free text)
Transactions of the third International congress for the history of religions (1908) (English) (English)
meeting
of
The Folklore Society
point in time
21 April 1909Gregorian
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specific reference information (free text)
Transactions of the third International congress for the history of religions (1908) (English)
meeting
of
Hampstead Scientific Society
point in time
14 May 1909Gregorian
title of paper
Sinai and Its Peoples (English)
note
Eckenstein's paper was illustrated with lantern slides and was given under the aegis of the Society's Natural History Section (English)
1 reference
specific reference information (free text)
Report of the Hampstead Scientific Society (1909) (English)
meeting
of
Hampstead Scientific Society
point in time
29 December 1909Gregorian
title of paper
The Camel: The Ship of the Desert (English)
note
Eckenstein's paper was included in the Christmas Juvenile Lectures series (English)
1 reference
specific reference information (free text)
Report of the Hampstead Scientific Society (1909) (English)
meeting
of
Fabian Women's Group
title of paper
Types of Women Before the Reformation (English)
latest date
July 1910Gregorian
note
Eckenstein's paper was read before the Group as part of a series on British Women as Producers and Consumers Before the Industrial Revolution. (English)
1 reference
specific reference information (free text)
Fabian Women's Group: Three Years Work 1908-1911 (English)
donor to
British Museum
described at URL
https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/term/BIOG107133
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applicant to
London Society for the Extension of University Teaching
point in time
March 1908Gregorian
title of course
Babylonia and its relation to surrounding civilisations (English)
note
Stated past experience: Lectured in Mediaeval and Ancient History at Crystal Palace. Has lectured at Westfield College, Victoria Hall, etc. (English)
Eckenstein was added to the Supplementary List in March 1908 (English)
is successful
successful
1 reference
specific reference information (free text)
EM 1/14 Applications for Lectureships (English)
stated in
Department of Extra Mural Studies archive
member of excavation during archaeological fieldwork
Excavations at Saqqara
specific role
artist (English)
start time
1904
end time
1905
1 reference
specific reference information (free text)
Hilda Petrie and Margaret Murray, Seven Memphite Tomb Chapels (1952) (English)
Archaeology Data Service person ID
1004487
described at URL
https://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/library/browse/personDetails.xhtml?personId=1004487
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ISNI ID
0000 0000 8351 033X
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Wikidata ID
Q3832544
described at URL
https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q3832544
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