University

Magdalen College, Oxford

Oxford, United Kingdom

University in Oxford; part of University of Oxford. 5 people in the register connected with it.

History

1886
D. G. Hogarth, Fellow of Magdalen and Craven Fellow of the University, went on to the Cyprus Exploration Fund as its Government-side excavator.
David George Hogarth Hogarth 1889 Goring 1983
1889
Hogarth's Devia Cypria published, his title page giving him as Fellow of Magdalen College; preface signed Magdalen College, 30 August 1889.
David George Hogarth Hogarth 1889
1892–1895
J. L. Myres a fellow of Magdalen.
John Linton Myres John Myres
1896
Magdalen fellow Rev. G. A. Cooke published in the Academy the Phoenician stelae from Myres's 1894 Larnaka (Kition) excavation.
KitionG. A. Cooke John Linton Myres Myres 1897, p. 172
1914
Dr A. E. Cowley of Magdalen supplied readings of Oriental inscriptions for Myres's Metropolitan Museum Handbook of the Cesnola Collection.
A. E. Cowley John Linton Myres Myres 1914, p. ix; inscription no. 4425 note

5 people

David George Hogarthfellow (from 1886) · Fellow; Craven Fellow of the UniversityHogarth 1889 Goring 19831886
John Linton Myresfellow (1892–1895) · fellowJohn Myres1892
G. A. Cookefellow (1896–1897) · FellowMyres 1897, p. 1721896
A. E. Cowleyfellow (1914–1914) · DrMyres 1914, p. ix1914
Francis Bertram Welchstudent · degreeTatton-Brown 2001

1.D. G. Hogarth (1889). Devia Cypria. London.
2.Elizabeth Sarah Goring (1983). “Late Cypriot Goldwork, vol. 1”. PhD thesis, Bedford College, University of London.
3.J. L. Myres (1897). “Excavations in Cyprus in 1894”. Journal of Hellenic Studies 17, 134-173. Online
4.J. L. Myres (1914). Handbook of the Cesnola Collection of Antiquities from Cyprus. New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art.
5.Veronica Tatton-Brown (ed.) (2001). Cyprus in the 19th Century AD: Fact, Fancy and Fiction. Oxford, Oxbow.
6.“John Myres”. Wikipedia. Online