Thalassa Mary Hencken (Q868): Difference between revisions
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note: Cruso later asked that the resolution on the salary attached to this role be changed to state that £50 be given to the Assistant Secretary for personal expenses and £50 be given to the Secretary (Hawkes) for clerical expenses. The Council agreed to amend the resolution. (English) | |||
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base salary (free text): £100 per annum (English) | |||
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Revision as of 13:11, 10 July 2023
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- Miss Thalassa Cruso
- Mrs Hencken
- Mrs Thalassa Mary Hencken
- Mrs H. O'N. Hencken
- Miss T. Cruso
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Thalassa Mary Hencken |
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Statements
6 Norland Square, W. (British English)
1933
1939
5 Carlyle Square, Chelsea, SW (English)
Addition, Profession or Occupation: [none given] (English)
Qualification: Has had much experience of excavation of the Roman sites at Verulamium, Colchester, Bredon + elsewhere, was an assistant at the London Museum. Wrote catalogue of costumes. (British English)
12 May 1938
5 November 1930
1 reference
1931
29 May 1935
the AGM meeting minutes note that Cruso left this post due to her impending marriage. (British English)
The RAI Council created this part-time role in January 1931, stipulating that the postholder should attend the Institute's General Meetings, Council Meetings and any committee or sub-committee meetings as appropriate. Cruso was invited to be the first postholder for six months at the outset, to work with Christopher Hawkes as Secretary. (English)
Cruso later asked that the resolution on the salary attached to this role be changed to state that £50 be given to the Assistant Secretary for personal expenses and £50 be given to the Secretary (Hawkes) for clerical expenses. The Council agreed to amend the resolution. (English)
£100 per annum (English)
3 references
The Evolution of Women's Fashions in the Nineteenth Century (English)
7 June 1933
Cruso's paper illustrated with lantern slides (British English)
Excavations at Bredon Hill, Gloucestershire 1935-1937 (British English)
4 May 1938
Hencken's paper was illustrated with lantern slides. (British English)
1938
The Surveying of an Archaeological Site (English)
This lecture was part of a course of lectures given by different speakers on "The Principles and Technique of Field Archaeology". Course fee was £2 12s 6d (English)
0000000022805396
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