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Mr. Ayer
fl. 1917 · United States
American collector and donor, active in 1917.
Life and work
- UndatedHis collection of Egyptian vessels, amphorae and ostraca, which included Cypriot pottery, was shown at the Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago; his Etruscan jewellery is also published.
Field Museum Of Natural History Report Series Vol.5 Nos. 3-6 (1917)
- UndatedCollected vessels of the Prehistoric Empire, Ptolemaic and Roman times, amphorae and ostraca that are now displayed in one Egyptian case; the passage also lists Cypriote pottery in the adjacent case.
Field Museum Of Natural History Report Series Vol.5; Nos. 3-6 (1917)
- UndatedCollected vessels, amphorae and ostraca of Prehistoric, Ptolemaic and Roman times, including Cypriote pottery, now displayed in the Egyptian collection's re-organized cases at the Chicago Natural History Museum.
- UndatedPassed to a museum Etruscan jewelry: bullae, diadem fragment, disc pendant, earrings, necklaces, scarab finger rings from the Ayer collection
Adriana Calinescu, Ancient Jewelry and Archaeology (1996), p. 250
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- Ancient Jewelry and Archaeology
Calinescu 1996
Sources
- 1.Field Museum Of Natural History Report Series Vol.5 Nos. 3-6 (1917).
- 2.Field Museum Of Natural History Report Series Vol.5; Nos. 3-6 (1917).
- 3.Chicago Natural History Museum; Chicago Natural History Museum. Report of the director to the Board of Trustees; Chicago Natural History Museum. Report series, Report.
- 4.Adriana Calinescu, Ancient Jewelry and Archaeology (1996).
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