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Page from Travel Diary, during a visit to Crete, 1896 (ink on paper)
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Page from Travel Diary, during a visit to Crete, 1896 (ink on paper)
1108838 Page from Travel Diary, during a visit to Crete, 1896 (ink on paper) by Evans, Arthur John (1851-1941); Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford, UK; eAshmolean Museum; British, out of copyright
Media ID 22489874
© Ashmolean Museum / Bridgeman Images
Annotated Annotation Archaeological Archaeologist Cretan Crete Diagram Diagrams Diary Entry Excavation Excavations Journal Knossos Note Notes Record Travels Western Art
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This print captures a page from Arthur John Evans' Travel Diary during his visit to Crete in 1896. The intricate ink sketches and annotations on the paper offer a glimpse into the world of this renowned archaeologist and his exploration of the ancient island. Evans, known for his significant contributions to the field of archaeology, meticulously documented his travels and excavations through detailed drawings, diagrams, and notes. This particular page showcases a variety of illustrations depicting Greek architecture, palace structures, and archaeological findings. The diary entry transports us back in time as we immerse ourselves in Evans' journey across Crete. It serves as both a historical record and personal journal filled with insights about the island's rich cultural heritage. Each stroke of ink reveals Evans' passion for unraveling the mysteries hidden beneath Cretan soil. As we examine this remarkable artifact from over a century ago, we are reminded of the importance of preserving our past through meticulous documentation. The page not only offers valuable information about ancient civilizations but also showcases Western artistry at its finest. Displayed within the Ashmolean Museum at the University of Oxford, this piece stands as a testament to Arthur John Evans' pioneering work in archaeology. It invites us to embark on our own imaginary voyage through time while appreciating both artistic talent and scholarly dedication that have shaped our understanding of history.
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