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  desc: 0120a / UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER. / The Manchester Museum. / Museum Lectures. / Session 1929-30. / These lectures will be given at 3-30 p.m. (No. I. at 8 p.m.) in the Natural History Theatre or in the No. 7 Lecture Room as stated. All the lectures are on Saturday afternoons excepting Number I., and also Numbers V. and IX., which are Bank Holiday lectures. Admission Free to all Lectures. / 1929. I.- Lady PETRIE. / October 7th.- Monday, 8 p.m. - "Light on the Shepherd Kings of Egypt.” (No. 7 Lecture Room.) / II. Miss W. M. CROMPTON, M.A. / "Pottery in Ancient Times.” / October 12th - (1) Pottery of the Near East / October 19th - (2) Pottery of the Mediterranean Regions. / October 26th - (3) Pottery as a Guide to History. / (Natural History Theatre.) / III. - Professor T. E. PEET, M.A. / November 2nd. - (1) ) November 9th. - (2) / November 16th. / "Excavation in Egypt, its Methods, Aims and Results.” (No. 7 Lecture Room.) / IV. - Professor F. E. WEISS, D.Sc., F.R.S. «Three Manchester Botanists.” / November 23rd. - (1) Leo Grinden / November 30th. - (2) Charles Bailey / December 7th. - (3) J. Cosmo Melvill. / (National History Theatre) / V. - Rev. GEORGE H. CARPENTER, D.Sc. / (Keeper of the Museum.) / December 26th. - "Conflict and Comradeship.” / (Specially intended for Young People.) / (Natural History Theatre.) [P.T.O.
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presentation: 1.3.0 2026-07-29 brev Rådata 517624 arkivdokument Statens museer för världskultur - Östasiatiska museet SMVK-OM Dokument http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-OM/arkivdokument/517624 E1A-5_0120 0120a / UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER. / The Manchester Museum. / Museum Lectures. / Session 1929-30. / These lectures will be given at 3-30 p.m. (No. I. at 8 p.m.) in the Natural History Theatre or in the No. 7 Lecture Room as stated. All the lectures are on Saturday afternoons excepting Number I., and also Numbers V. and IX., which are Bank Holiday lectures. Admission Free to all Lectures. / 1929. I.- Lady PETRIE. / October 7th.- Monday, 8 p.m. - "Light on the Shepherd Kings of Egypt.” (No. 7 Lecture Room.) / II. Miss W. M. CROMPTON, M.A. / "Pottery in Ancient Times.” / October 12th - (1) Pottery of the Near East / October 19th - (2) Pottery of the Mediterranean Regions. / October 26th - (3) Pottery as a Guide to History. / (Natural History Theatre.) / III. - Professor T. E. PEET, M.A. / November 2nd. - (1) ) November 9th. - (2) / November 16th. / "Excavation in Egypt, its Methods, Aims and Results.” (No. 7 Lecture Room.) / IV. - Professor F. E. WEISS, D.Sc., F.R.S. «Three Manchester Botanists.” / November 23rd. - (1) Leo Grinden / November 30th. - (2) Charles Bailey / December 7th. - (3) J. Cosmo Melvill. / (National History Theatre) / V. - Rev. GEORGE H. CARPENTER, D.Sc. / (Keeper of the Museum.) / December 26th. - "Conflict and Comradeship.” / (Specially intended for Young People.) / (Natural History Theatre.) [P.T.O. 0120b / 1930. VI -T.A. COWARD, M.Sc. / "British Mammals.” / January 18th. - (1) Terrestrial Mammals. / January 25th. - (2) Aerial Mammals. / February 1st. - (3) Aquatic Mammals. 7 (Natural History Theatre) / VII. - Professor O.T. JONES, M.A., D.Sc., F.R.S. / February 15th. - (1) / February 22nd. - (2) / March 1st. - (3) (No. 7 Lecture Room.) "Geological History of the Pennine Region.” / VIII. - Professor J. S. DUNKERLY, D.Sc., Ph. D. / "Snakes and their Kindred.” / Marc…