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  • Newsletter,5 march 1954 
    Unknown author (American Research Center in Egypt, 1195-03-05)
    FROM THE DIRECTOR’S REPORT FOR DECEMBER "It scarcely seems possible that one half of our period in Cairo has gone by and that ere long we shall have to -be pay-ing visits to the shipping companies to enquire about sailings ...
  • Newsletter,15 may 1951 
    Unknown author (American Research Center in Egypt, 1951-05-15)
    Since you received my last letter, the American Research Center has become an actuality in Cairo. And you will be pleased to have news of certain important developments on this side. At the Annual Meeting held on November ...
  • Newsletter, 27 June 1951 
    Unknown author (American Research Center in Egypt, 1951-06-27)
  • Newsletter,1 Novamber 1951 
    Unknown author (American Research Center in Egypt, 1951-11-01)
    The Annual Meeting of the American Research Center in Egypt, Inc،, Trill be held in the Trustees Room at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Massachusetts, on Tuesday, November 20, at u p. Ml Sherry will be served after the meeting.
  • Newsletter,20 nobamber 1951 
    Unknown author (American Research Center in Egypt, 1951-11-20)
    The Annual Meeting of the American Research Center in Egypt, Inc., was held this day at four o’clock p٠m. in the Trustees Room of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Mr. Forbes, President, ئ the chair and present also twenty-one ...
  • Newsletter,13 march 1952 
    Unknown author (American Research Center in Egypt, 1952-03-13)
    Since our last letter was sent to you, the Directorship of the Center has shifted from w. s. Smith to Arthur E. R. Boak, of the University of Michigan. Dr. Smith left Egypt in January, met Professor Boak In Rome, and ...
  • Newsletter,25 july 1952 
    Unknown author (American Research Center in Egypt, 1952-07-25)
    You will be glad to hear that our first Director ئ Egypt, Dr, William Stevenson Smith, is better after the illness which led to his hospitalization on return. He sends US the following retrospect upon his work. six weeks ...
  • Newsletter,14 january 1953 
    Unknown author (American Research Center in Egypt, 1953-01-14)
    The Annual Meeting of the Center was duly held on November 18و 19,2, at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, One hundred and six members were present or represented by proxy and Mr. Forbes presided.
  • Newsletter Number Six January 14, 1953 
    Unknown author (the American Research Center in Egypt, 1953-01-14)
  • Newsletter, 30 April 1953 
    Unknown author (American Research Center in Egypt, 1953-04-30)
  • Newsletter,4 Septemper 1953 
    Unknown author (American Research Center in Egypt, 1953-09-04)
    The following is quoted from Professor Jeffery’s letter of June 23rd to Edward w٠ Forbes, announcing his arrival in Cairo: «It was a most uneventful journey across, with not a single day that had more than a ripple on the ...
  • Newsletter,9 Novamber 1953 
    Unknown author (American Research Center in Egypt, 1953-11-09)
    The following is quoted from Professor Jeffery!s letter of August 1st to the President؟ ”Perhaps this letter had better begin by assuring you that we are weathering safely this terrific heat wave of which your papers have ...
  • Newsletter,11 december 1953 
    Unknown author (American Research Center in Egypt, 1953-12-11)
    The meeting was called to order at 2:35 P٠M٠ by the President, Mr. Edward w. Forbes. One hundred and thirty-four members were represented at the meeting by proxy or in person. It was VOTED to dispense with the reading of ...
  • Newsletter,26 may 1954 
    Unknown author (American Research Center in Egypt, 1954-05-26)
    ’’The 1953-54 season has been the best tourist season in Luxor since the ar, but strangely enough, we have seen fewer Egyptologists than usual. No excavation, went on since the French Institute is still unable to resume, ...
  • Newsletter,3 Septemper 1954 
    Unknown author (American Research Center in Egypt, 1954-09-03)
    "May Is the month of garden parties and receptions, the last fling, as it were, of the social world, before folk begins to move out of town for the summer months. There has been a lifting of some currency restrictions for ...
  • Newsletter,10 Novamber 1954 
    Unknown author (American Research Center in Egypt, 1954-11-10)
    Mr. William K. Simpson (Research Associate), Mr. Bernard V. Bothmer (Director), and Mrs. Bothmer (Administrative Officer) arrived in Alexandria on September 16 on board the Gumhuryat Misr, one of the new boats of the ...
  • Newsletter, 13 Desember 1954 
    Unknown author (American Research Center in Egypt, 1954-12-13)
  • newsletter number fifteen 13 December 1954 
    Unknown author (the American Research Center in Egypt, 1954-12-13)
  • Newsletter, 28 January 1955 
    Unknown author (American Research Center in Egypt, 1955-01-28)
  • Newsletter Number SIXTEEN 28 January 1955 
    Unknown author (the American Research Center in Egypt, 1955-01-28)