Jocelyn Mary Catherine Toynbee (Q864): Difference between revisions
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Addition, Profession or Occupation: M. A. (Cantab), D. Phil (Oxon) (English)
Qualification: Research work in Roman Imperial History + Archaeology. Has published The Hadrianic School (Cambridge, 1934), papers in Journal of Roman Studies, Numismatic Chronicle etc. Study of Roman Medallions in preparation. (British English)
7 May 1941
Toynbee is one of the named discussants after the meeting's presentation. (British English)
An Imperial Institute of Archaeology as Revealed by Roman Medallions (British English)
4 February 1942
Toynbee's paper was illustrated with lantern slides. (British English)
