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  • Watercolour painting of a Greek temple.
    1845 painting of the Erechtheion by Christian Hansen.
  • Portrait of a man.
    Portrait of Ludwig Ross by Georgios Varouchas, 1870
  • Landscape painting by Charles Ross.
    Portrait of the temple of Apollo at Kolonna on Aegina, Karl Ross, 1840.
  • Landscape painting by Charles Ross.
    View of Athens from Mount Lycabettus, Karl Ross, 1840.
  • Landscape painting by Charles Ross.
    View of the Temple of Poseidon, Sounion by Karl Ross, c. 1839.
  • Painting of a Greek temple.
    The Temple of Athena Nike, Athens by Christian Hansen, during its restoration in 1836.
  • Photograph of a man.
    Panagiotis Kavvadias, Greek archaeologist.
  • Scan of a signature.
    Signature of Ludwig Ross.
  • Black-and-white photograph of a tomb being excavated.
    Photograph from Panagiotis Kavvadias' excavations at Kokkolata, Kephallonia, in 1909.
  • Black-and-white photograph of a tomb being excavated.
    Photograph from Panagiotis Kavvadias' excavations at Kokkolata, Kephallonia, in 1909.
  • Black-and-white photograph of a tomb being excavated.
    Photograph from Panagiotis Kavvadias' excavations at Kokkolata, Kephallonia, in 1909.
  • Black-and-white photograph of a sealstone.
    Mycenaean sealstone excavated at Kokkolata, Kephallonia, in 1909.
  • Archaeological drawing of a tomb.
    Panagiotis Kavvadias' drawing of tholos tomb A at Kokkolata, Kephallonia, excavated in 1909.
  • Archaeological drawing of a tomb.
    Panagiotis Kavvadias' drawing of tholos tomb B at Kokkolata, Kephallonia, excavated in 1909.
  • Archaeological drawing of a tomb.
    Piet de Jong's architectural plan of the Treasury of Atreus.
  • Line drawing of a small Greek pot.
    Line drawing of the Aineta aryballos, 1862
  • Line drawing of a big Greek pot.
    Drawing of the Nessus Amphora by Émile Gilliéron, 1891
  • Photograph of the first page of a newspaper.
    Front page of Chronos on 9 November 1909 - the article that helped to bring down Panagiotis Kavvadias.
  • Team photograph of a rifle shooting team, in black and white.
    Cambridge University team for the 'Humphry', 1905
  • Team photograph of a rifle shooting team, in black and white.
    Cambridge University team for the 'Humphry', 1906
  • Team photograph of a rifle shooting team, in black and white.
    Cambridge University team for the 'Humphry', 1907
  • Team photograph of a rifle shooting team, in black and white.
    Cambridge University team for the 'Humphry', 1909
  • Team photograph of a rifle shooting team, in black and white.
    Cambridge University team for the 'Humphry', 1910
  • Team photograph of a rifle shooting team, in black and white.
    Cambridge University team for the 'Humphry', 1912
  • Team photograph of a rifle shooting team, in black and white.
    Oxford University team for the 'Humphry', 1907
  • Team photograph of a rifle shooting team, in black and white.
    Oxford University team for the 'Humphry', 1909
  • Scan of an old map.
    The now-defunct Cambridge University Rifle Ground, as surveyed by the Ordnance Survey in 1886
  • Black-and-white photograph of a wall made of various random antiquities.
    One of the pinakes constructed by Kyriakos Pittakis on the Acropolis of Athens, photographed by Félix Bonfils
  • Front cover of a Greek academic journal.
    The cover of the first edition of the 'new series' of the Archaeological Journal (Greek: Αρχαιολογική Εφημερίς, romanized: Archaiologiki Efimeris), published by the Archaeological Society of Athens in 1862.
  • Portrait of a middle-aged man with a full beard.
    Portrait of Charles Merlin from the Greek newspaper To Asty, 1887
  • A signature.
    Signature of Charles Merlin, British diplomat and antiquities dealer.
  • A signature.
    Signature of Spyridon Marinatos, Greek archaeologist, in the Latin alphabet.
  • A signature.
    Signature of Georg Karo, German archaeologist.
  • A woman adjusting the mounting of a Greek sculpted head on a stand.
    Gisela Richter mounting a sculpture at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1918
  • A man with glasses and a neat beard
    Passport photograph and signature of John Myres
  • A man with a beard in military uniform.
    The Levantine archaeologist and British diplomat Alfred Biliotti, depicted in 1897
  • Neil, a young-ish man with a buttoned-up coat, a moustache and sideburns.
    The Scottish classicist Robert Alexander Neil, date unknown (by permission of Pembroke College)
  • Three men stand around an urn; one reaches in to draw a lot. All wear a nineteenth-century approximation of fifth-century BCE Greek armour.
    Drawing of an ancient (Roman?) gem, showing the three sons of Heracles drawing lots for their kingdoms in the Peloponnese, by Jill Robbins (published 1869)
  • Heracles, left, has his lion skin and club; Athena, right, her armour, peplos and helmet.
    Drawing by Eduard Gerhard of a Greek amphora, showing Heracles and Athena before a Doric and Ionic column respectively
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