Smith, A. H., (Arthur Hamilton), 1860-1941 (British Museum curator and archaeologist)
Nationality:
English.
Role within the BSR:
Honorary Treasurer of the Faculty of Archaeology, History and Letters (FAHL), 1904-1920; Director, 1928-1930.
Found in 20 Collections and/or Records:
Compilation of 5 letters to Edward Bullough and Arthur Hamilton Smith, 1922-1924
Compilation of 5 letters to Edward Bullough and Arthur Hamilton Smith, 1922-1924
Letter from A. H. Smith, undated
Letter from A. H. Smith, undated
Written on 12 September but no year specified. Smith wants to give Ashby some books and photographs.
Letter from Arthur Hamilton Smith, 1920 August 12
Letter from Arthur Hamilton Smith, 1920 August 12
A brief note about the quilting of a hat.
Letter from Gilchrist Educational Trust, 1920 August 31
Letter from Gilchrist Educational Trust, 1920 August 31
A. H. Fison is writing with regard to Mr Struckmeyer's studentship and informing Smith that if the student wishes to receive the 50% bonus, he needs to supply the Gilchrist administrator with the relevent documentation.
Letter of Resignation to Arthur Hamilton Smith, 1923 December 1
Letter of Resignation to Arthur Hamilton Smith, 1923 December 1
Letter to A. H. Smith expressing E. Bullough's desire to resign the Treasureship.
Letter to A. H. Smith, 1920 July 26
Letter to A. H. Smith, 1920 July 26
Asking Smith to bring forward a matter at the upcoming Faculty meeting on August 3 1920. He wants to compile a record of the war services of the schools of Athens and Rome and especially to emphasise the connection.
Letter to A. H. Smith, 1919 November 12
Letter to A. H. Smith, 1919 November 12
Proposing a meeting of the Committees and the Modern Languages Association - 'as to the place, perhaps you could kindly allow us to meet in your house'!
Letter to A. H. Smith, 1919 August 6
Letter to A. H. Smith, 1919 August 6
Strong wants to get in touch with Miss Sandys in order to properly perpare for her arrival to the School and to make sure she can start her studentship with the resources she needs. A small note at the ends regards Strong's wishes to make BSR representative of English interests in Italy "and so be of some great patriotic use." She also laments that she agreed to give lectures in England whilst being on 'holiday'.
Letter to Arthur Hamilton Smith, 1924 March 27
Letter to Arthur Hamilton Smith, 1924 March 27
Eugénie is interested in photographs and also describes events from her personal life. Mention of interaction with Franz Cumont, a prominent Belgian researcher in Mediterranean archaeology, ancient religion and mystery cults.
Letter to Arthur Hamilton Smith, 1921 November 2
Letter to Arthur Hamilton Smith, 1921 November 2
A statement of the accounts. Also, a typically fervant proposal for allocating funds to purchase an item for the library: Wilpert's four Vols on the early mosaics and paintings of Rome and Italy.