Veronica Seton-Williams (Q1176)

street address (free text)

Seton-Williams was from Australia (English)

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9 Elvaston Place, SW7 (English)

1946

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Society of Antiquaries of London Certificates of Candidates for Election

Melbourne

street address (free text)

This is where Seton-Williams was born and grew up. (English)

Rameta, corner of Commercial Road and Thomas Street, Melbourne (English)

latest date

1934

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street address (free text)

M. V. Seton-Williams, The Road to El-Aguzein (1988) (English)

London WC

4 Handel Street (English)

1934

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M. V. Seton-Williams, The Road to El-Aguzein (1988) (English)

educated at

University of Melbourne

history and political science (English)

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University College London

M. V. Seton-Williams, The Road to El-Aguzein (1988) (English)

1934

Stephen Ranulph Kingdon Glanville

Margaret Alice Murray

Mortimer Wheeler

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M. V. Seton-Williams, The Road to El-Aguzein (1988) (English)

academic degree

bachelor's degree

conferred by

University of Melbourne

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Society of Antiquaries of London Certificates of Candidates for Election

diploma

Prehistoric Postgraduate Diploma (English)

conferred by

University of London

sourcing circumstances

presumably

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Academic diploma in Archaeology

M. V. Seton-Williams, The Road to El-Aguzein (1988) (English)

1935

This is the date Seton-Williams passed her examination; it may be the same diploma as the "Prehistoric Postgraduate Diploma" listed above. (English)

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London University Gazette Supplement Wed 31 July 1935 (London Uni Gazette 1934-1935, UP 1/3/31) (English)

London University Gazette

family name at birth

Seton-Williams (English)

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election to SAL proposed by

John Garstang

evidence (free text)

Addition, Profession or Occupation: Archaeologist (Tempy Ministry of Information) (English)

Qualification: B. A. (History) Melbourne; FRGS; has assisted as Field Supervisor in excavations in England with Dr Wheeler, in Palestine with the late Sir Flinders Petrie + Prof J. Garstang + in Asia Minor with the latter, also in Cyprus; + has published or edited numerous studies + reports. (English)

Society of Antiquaries of London Meeting

9 January 1947

part of

proposed election to SAL signed by (personal)

Sidney Smith

Kathleen Mary Kenyon

Rachel Maxwell Hyslop

Ministry of Information

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Society of Antiquaries of London Certificates of Candidates for Election

election to RAI proposed by

7 November 1934

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RAI/01/01/007 (English)

Royal Archaeological Institute Council Minute Book 1928-1940

was fellow of

Society of Antiquaries of London

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Society of Antiquaries of London Certificates of Candidates for Election

was member of

Royal Archaeological Institute

start time

1934

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employed as

unknown value

employer

Ministry of Information

1946

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Society of Antiquaries of London Certificates of Candidates for Election

spoke at

Society of Antiquaries of London Meeting

Joan Mabel Frederica du Plat Taylor

16 December 1948

title of paper

A late Bronze Age mining settlement at Apliki, Cyprus (English)

collaborated with

specific reference information

Taylor and Seton-Williams co-presented the paper. (English)

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Antiquaries Journal

has personal connection to

Nancy Champion de Crespigny

Seton-Williams noted that de Crespigny (who was also Australian) promised to introduce her to Tessa and Mortimer Wheeler, with whom she (de Crespigny) had been excavating; they ended up excavating at Maiden Castle with the Wheelers and Rachel Maxwell Hyslop. (English)

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