Word: waldstein
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Riemann '00, Burr. E. H. Ruby '01, Bowditch. H. H. Sargent '01, Bartlett. H. G. Schleiter '01, Bright. E. Schlesinger '01, Harvard College. C. F. Shaw '01, Hollis. E. M. Stetson Sp., Harvard College. L. S. Thierry '01, Sewall. H. R. Van Law '01, Pennoyer. A. S. Waldstein Sp., Eveleth. M. J. Wall '01, Story. A. Washburn '00, Harvard College. R. G. Wellington '02, Harvard College. S. G. Wellington '00, Harvard College. R. C. Wells '01, Sales. A. D. Wyman '01, Bigelow...
...formally presented to the committee and made a few remarks concerning the American School, its work in relation to and in comparison with the other schools there. Reports were made from the various committees and acted upon. The professorship of art in the school at Athens, held by Professor Waldstein of England, was allowed to lapse next summer. The final publication of all discoveries of the school at Argos was referred to the executive committee. The meeting was one of the largest and most enjoyable of any ever held. Eighteen members were present...
...managing committee of the American School at Athens announce that at their last meeting Dr. Charles Waldstein of King's College, Cambridge, was re-elected professor of the history of art for the year 1896-97, and Professor Herbert Weir Smyth of Bryn Mawr College was invited to serve as professor of the Greek language and literature for the same year. Professor Abraham Lincoln Fuller of Western Reserve University was elected to the latter chair for the year...
...work of excavation has been carried on principally at Argive Heraeum and Eretria, in both of which places discoveries of a most interesting nature and scientific value were made. Professor Waldstein would rank these excavations with those at Olympia at Epidaurus, and on the Athenian Acropolis, and prospectively also with those at Delphi. The climax of research was the unearthing of the beehive tombs of the Mycenaean period, which had been sought in vain for several years. The vases found therein were nearly all in perfect preservation and the positions of the bones found massed together would indicate that...
...year. It was founded October 2, 1882, under the auspices of the Archaeological Institute of America and has been conducted by a Managing Committee of which Professor John Williams White of Harvard was the first chairman. The school is under the direct management of a permanent director, Dr. Charles Waldstein of Cambridge, England. With him is associated an annual director who is chosen each year by the managing committee, from one of the cooperating colleges in the United States. Professor White of Harvard is the present annual director...