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:
Letter to Smith, 1920 August 11
Letter to Smith, 1920 August 11
Ashby is forwarding a memo from J. Rimell and Sons (a Books and Engravings Company).
Letters sent to various recipients, 1923 - 1924
Letters sent to various recipients, 1923 - 1924
Memo to Arthur Hamilton Smith, 1923 December 4
Memo to Arthur Hamilton Smith, 1923 December 4
Brief word of thanks for Smith's gracious reply to Bullough's resignation.
Memo to Arthur Hamilton Smith, 1923 November 29
Memo to Arthur Hamilton Smith, 1923 November 29
Outlining some problems and technicalities in recent Accounts, especially the Library Account.
Memo to Arthur Hamilton Smith, 1923 November 28
Memo to Arthur Hamilton Smith, 1923 November 28
Discussion of the balance sheet from auditors, with specific figures pertaining to general turn-over, Library expenditure, Publications and the Oxford Scholarship. E. Bullough voices his displeasure regarding the system of book-keeping.
Postcard from Arthur Hamilton Smith, 1920 August 12
Postcard from Arthur Hamilton Smith, 1920 August 12
Brief note telling Forsdyke the accounts are ready for signiture following an audit.
Postcard to A. H. Smith, 1919 August 27
Postcard to A. H. Smith, 1919 August 27
Brief comment regarding the Times Literary Supplment.
Slides 'B': 02632-04096
Slides 'B': 02632-04096
Slides 'B': 08004-08514
Slides 'B': 08004-08514
The Market Buildings of Trajan at Rome, circa 1934
The Market Buildings of Trajan at Rome, circa 1934
Lantern lecture by A.H. Smith written for the Roman Society around 1934, available for loan or purchase by society members and partner institutions.