Scope and Contents This notebook is a very detailed diary of Ashby's daily excursions in the Roman Campagna with his father (October 1897 - May 1898), acquaintances and friends, among whom is the illustrious Italian archaeologist and topographer Rodolfo Lanciani (1845-1929). It is entitled 'Notes on excursions etc, 1898'. The Baddeley family (e.g. St. Clair Baddeley, 1856-1945) is also mentioned together with other people accompaning the Ashbys, for example Henry Pelham (1846–1907), Camden Professor of Ancient...

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Box contains: ‘Drawings of Ancient Paintings in English Collections – Part I. The Eton Drawings’ by Thomas Ashby (1916); ‘Drawings of Ancient Paintings in English Collections – Parts II-IV. The Holkham Drawings, the Baddeley Codex, and the Chatsworth Sketch-book’ by Thomas Ashby (1916); and various photographic prints, reproduced photo-negatives, and prints of illustrations and plans.

Scope and Contents Contains lantern slides arranged in numerical order from B.00151 to B.00528. Subjects include aqueducts and building structures, and Roman roads. The Hadrian's Villa at Tivoli and the Amalfi coast in the Campania region are also documented together with images of ancient monuments and architectural remains in Sutri, Tusculum, Palestrina, Assisi, Chiusi, Gubbio (Umbria) and Fiesole (Tuscany). Images of Rome, the Roman Forum, some of its significant monuments, and archaeological sites such as...

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Contains lantern slides arranged in numerical order from B.00529 to B.00746. Subjects include building structures and Roman roads (Via Prenestina), and excavations in Malta and in the Roman Forum. The Hadrian's Villa at Tivoli, the Amalfi coast in the Campania region and Tébessa (Algeria) are also documented. The archaeological site of Ostia, Rimini and Ravenna (Emilia-Romagna) with mosaics from Sant'Apollinare in Classe and Siena (Tuscany) are also comprised in this set.

Scope and Contents Contains lantern slides arranged in numerical order from B.09577 to C.02477. Subjects include building structures, archaeological sites in North Africa - Tébessa and Thamugadi (Algeria), Bulla Regia, El Jem and Thugga (Tunisia), Lepcis Magna (Libya) - the Roman Forum and architectural remains in Rome and views of the Aventine and Palatine Hills. Temples in Sicily (Agrigento, Segesta, Syracuse) and in Campania (Paestum), including pictures of Baiae (Bacoli), Capo Miseno and the Amalfi Coast...