Antiquities in Oundle School

The collection of antiquities in Oundle School in Northamptonshire is highly regarded as a teaching aid. The catalogue entries are deliberately written at length, and in analytical, explanatory style, in order to help present and future Oundelians not only to recognise that a given object is of a pa...

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Published in:	Archaeological reports Vol. 52; no. 52; pp. 113 - 152
Main Author:	Arafat, K W
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	The Council of the Society for the Promotion of Hellenic Studies and the Council of the British School at Athens 01-01-2005
Subjects:	Animal wings Arm Circles Draperies Hair Lamps Neck Nozzles Pottery Vases
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Summary:	The collection of antiquities in Oundle School in Northamptonshire is highly regarded as a teaching aid. The catalogue entries are deliberately written at length, and in analytical, explanatory style, in order to help present and future Oundelians not only to recognise that a given object is of a particular origin, date, technique or subject, but why it is so. The collection is now housed in the School's New Cripps library, built in 1988.
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ISSN:	0570-6084 2041-4102