(Q482)

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assigned gender

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street address (free text)

Didlington Hall, Stoke Ferry, Norfolk (British English)

1911

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The Archaeological Journal

Royal Archaeological Institute

1909

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The Archaeological Journal

Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies

1911

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Journal of Roman Studies

International Congress of Orientalists

1892

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Transactions of the International Congress of Orientalists

was collector of

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specific reference information (free text)

Arthur Hayden, Art in the Sale Rooms, Illustrated London News 11 June 1921, p 782 (British English)

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described at URL

https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/term/BIOG52949

Margaret Susan Tyssen-Amherst

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described at URL

https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q1906390

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Congress of Archaeological Societies Earthworks Committee Reports

1909

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Congress of Archaeological Societies Earthworks Committee Reports

Thetford Castle

Lady William Cecil is noted as the lessor of Thetford Castle and Hill, which she leased to Thetford Corporation. In 1909, she opened the site a a public park. (British English)

1909

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Congress of Archaeological Societies Earthworks Committee Reports

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