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Journal #1
Contents Note: Williams keeps a running account of work done and objects found in
excavations on Crete. There is some account also of contemporary Cretan
scenery and customs.
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1901 May 7 - July 3 |
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Journal #2
Contents Note: This journal contains various notes. Beginning at top of second page: "Fig
trees / Caroub…"
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circa 1901 |
| Box 1, Folder 2 |
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Journal #3
Contents Note: This journal has a couple of long entries ([1901] April 17?, June 16); on
front fly-leaf is written "Blanche E. Wheeler, / March 16, 1901." Stem and
leaves of small plant laid-in.
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[1901] April 17?; 1901 June 16 |
| Box 1, Folder 2 |
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Daybook
Contents Note: Short and inconsistent entries covering Williams' travel to Crete and sojourn
there. On front cover is printed "A Line a day", and on front fly-leaf is
written "Blanche E. Wheeler. / March 16, 1901."
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1901 February 11 - July 30 |
| Box 1, Folder 3 |
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Letter
Contents Note: Autograph letter signed from Kavousi, Crete, dated 1901 May 20, from Blanche
E. Wheeler (Williams) to her father ("Dear Papa"), in which she discusses a
house sale in Providence and her work in Crete (3 pages on 1 sheet)
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1901 May 20 |
| Box 1, Folder 4 |
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Lecture notes
Contents Note: Three sets of notes for one or more lectures, at least one of which was
delivered to the Providence Review Club. All are on the subject of
archaeology in Crete; one refers to Pausanias. Include 18 cards (6" x
6.75"), 11 sheets (3" x 5", in envelope labelled "Notes for talk on
Excavations", eight sheets (8" x 10.25"), and four smaller pieces.
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| Box 1, Folder 5 |
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Manuscript notes
Contents Note: Description of Williams' childhood school, entitled "The West Primary";
include six cards (6" x 6.75").
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