Excavations at Tall Arpachiyah, 1933

Max E. L. Mallowan

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In 1932 the British School of Archaeology in Iraq made a grant of £600 towards an expedition to Arpa ch iyah, this being the first donation of the Gertrude Bell Memorial Fund to an archaeological expedition. The Trustees of the Percy Sladen Memorial (Linnean Society) also made a generous award of £400, and there were further munificent grants of £100 from Sir Charles Marston, £500 from an anonymous donor, and from many private subscribers. The Trustees of the British Museum undertook the scientific responsibility for the expedition.

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