She enrolled in 1922 to read Anthropology at the Pitt Rivers Museum ... over 700,000 objects in the collections, including photographs, manuscripts and films. The Museum, which welcomed over ...

The chalice was purchased – for five pounds and five shillings – by the Victorian soldier and archaeologist Augustus Pitt Rivers, who founded the Oxford museum bearing his name in 1884.

The chalice was purchased – for five pounds and five shillings – by the Victorian soldier and archaeologist Augustus Pitt Rivers, who founded the Oxford museum bearing his ... display with the college ...

Professor Hicks, the curator of world archaeology at the university's Pitt Rivers Museum, wrote about the ... on display with the college's silver collection and used as tableware. ' ...

The skull was donated to Oxford by George Pitt-Rivers, a noted eugenicist ... But the skull didn’t go to a museum or an anthropology collection. It became part of a macabre ritual.

The curator of world archaeology at the university’s Pitt Rivers Museum has written a book exploring the violent ... the vessel was sometimes on display with the college’s silver collection and used ...

Beyond traditional museum and heritage expertise, such as working with collections, audience and community engagement ... Recent field trips have included Pitt Rivers Museum (Oxford), People’s History ...

Henry Pierpont Hamilton was vice president of Hamilton Manufacturing Company in Two Rivers. Here's what else he's known for ...