Warrington's 1827 Discoveries in the Apollo Sanctuary at Cyrene

James Copland Thorn

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Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History Classical Antiquity Studies Ancient Egypt and Archaeology

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Abstract In the summer of 1827 Colonel Hanmer Warrington, British Consul General in Tripoli, sent his son H. G. Warrington to Cyrene to search for antiquities which the Bashaw of Tripoli had offered to Britain. The article contains copies of the original letters on this subject and gives a description of the antiquities which were discovered during his excavations in the Apollo Sanctuary. Also given is the subsequent history of their journey from Cyrene to London, and then to Edinburgh, where they are now exhibited.

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1911Papers of the British School at Rome.2008Ancient Marbles in Great Britain 1960A catalogue of Cyrenaican portrait sculpture

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