Gardner, Robert, 1889-1972 (British classicist)
Dates
- Existence: 1889 - 1972
Nationality:
English.
Role within the BSR
Craven Fellowship student, 1912-1914.
Gender
- male
Occupations
Places
- England (Associated Country)
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Cambridge (England)
(Residence)
- Note: Emmanuel College.
Topics
Found in 10 Collections and/or Records:
Letter about a Library book to Edgar John Forsdyke, 1920 October 11
Letter about a Library book to Edgar John Forsdyke, 1920 October 11
The Book "Recent Discoveries at Notabile" from R. Gardner, Emmanuel College Cambridge.
Letter from R. Gardner, 1920 May 20
Letter from R. Gardner, 1920 May 20
Returning the proofs for PBSR. Gardner notes one mistake in a footnote.
Letter from R. Gardner, 1920 April 22
Letter from R. Gardner, 1920 April 22
Gardner encloses a further addition to his article in PBSR. He is returning from Italy 'where D. Ashby accompanied [him] on some explorations, whihc were extremely pleasant'.
Letter from Robert Gardner, 1919 August 4
Letter from Robert Gardner, 1919 August 4
Gardner is writing to Forsdyke about his submission to the Papers (the articles on the Via Valeria and Via Claudia Valeria). He gives practical information as to the size of these potential submissions, the number of photographs he would like to include and the maps.
Letter from Robert Gardner, undated
Letter from Robert Gardner, undated
Gardner writes (probably to Forsdyke) regarding proofs of his article for the Papers.
Letters sent to various recipients, 1923 - 1924
Letters sent to various recipients, 1923 - 1924
Robert Gardner Collection
Robert Gardner Collection
Private collection of photographs and negatives by Robert Gardner (1889-1972), British classicist and academic.
Slides 'B': 00062-00150
Slides 'B': 00062-00150
Contains lantern slides arranged in numerical order from B.00062 to B.00150. Subjects include aqueducts, tombs and sepulchral monuments and building structures across various Italian regions - Basilicata, Campania, Puglia - and Roman roads, such as the Appian Way and the Via Traiana. Images of Rome, the Roman Forum, Palatine Hill, Campagna di Roma and Tivoli are also comprised in this set.
The Via Appia, 1923
The Via Appia, 1923
Thomas Ashby Photograph Collection
Thomas Ashby Photograph Collection
Photographs, negatives, portfolios and photographic albums assembled by Thomas Ashby (1874-1931), archaeologist, topographer, bibliophile and collector.