Scholar · Photographer
O. G. S. Crawford
fl. 1935–1957 · United Kingdom
British scholar and photographer, active 1935–1957.
Life and work
- 1935Studied threshing sledges in Cyprus and the wear on their flint teeth, publishing a note in Antiquity in 1935.
Crawford, O.G.S., Antiquity a quarterly review of Archaeology vol.11 (1937)
- 1935Described in detail the wear pattern on used dhoukani flakes, including sickle sheen and rounded, dulled edges (1935).
Athkiajas: A Cypriot Flintknapper and the Threshing Sledge Industry (1996), p. 118
- 1937Gave permission to reproduce Plates II, VII, IX and X in Casson's 1937 book on Cypriot art and archaeology.
Casson, Stanley, Ancient Cyprus: Its Art And Archaeology (1937)
- 1957Supplied the photograph of a Cypriot threshing-sledge reproduced in Singer's A History of Technology (1957).
- UndatedSupplied an original photograph of a Cypriot threshing sledge for A History of Technology (1956) and gave permission to reproduce plates in Casson's Ancient Cyprus (1937).
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Sources
- 1.Crawford, O.G.S., Antiquity a quarterly review of Archaeology vol.11 (1937).
- 2.Athkiajas: A Cypriot Flintknapper and the Threshing Sledge Industry (1996).
- 3.Charles Singer, E.J. Holmyard, A.R. Hall, Trevor I. Williams, A History of Technology. Volume II. The Mediterranean Civilizations and the Middle Ages (1956).
- 4.Casson, Stanley, Ancient Cyprus: Its Art And Archaeology (1937).
- 5.Charles Singer, A History of Technology (1957).
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