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Review Review part to keep private matters private; for example very of the twenty-first century, these pronouncements little is known about her father, a Dr John Verney of seem somewhat hollow and disconnected from the Johannesburg, whose name she gave when registering intellectual and social context of 1920s and 1930s for her degree in History at University College Britain; more contemporary and concordant insights London (UCL) in the academic year 1911–12. Why can be gleaned from Jacquetta Hawkes’s biography she left UCL shortly before her Finals and around of Mortimer Wheeler, Adventurer in archaeology the time of her marriage to Mortimer Wheeler in (1982). For all that, read Tessa Verney Wheeler’s May 1914 also remains unclear, Carr suggesting that new biography: whether you are a dyed-in-the-wool pregnancy may have prevented her from completing academic who only counts attainment by publication her degree (the Wheelers’ only son, Michael, was and impact factor, or a mother, digger, recorder, born in January 1915). Her adult professional life is teacher or general factotum, the life of Tessa Verney better documented, and the book follows it from the Wheeler, a woman who charmed and inspired all who Wheelers’ time at the National Museum of Wales in knew her, will lead to personal reflection on why and Cardiff (1920–1927) to their life in London (1928– how we do archaeology. 1936), punctuated by excavation seasons first in Wales (particularly Caerleon), then Lydney, Verulamium Tessa Wheeler would have been delighted by and Maiden Castle. Verney Wheeler’s involvement the international reputation and field projects the in these campaigns and increasing responsibility for world over of UCL’s Institute of Archaeology recording, management, finance, teaching, commu- which celebrates its 75th anniversary in 2012. nication and publication is developed throughout the To mark the occasion, a double issue of its chapters, and her work at the Museum of London and house journal, Archaeology International (no. 13/14, role in fundraising and founding the London Institute 2009–2011) has been re-launched in a new of Archaeology (then in St John’s Lodge, Regent’s format. And very handsome it looks too, with Park, now part of UCL) are given due prominence. lots of eye-catching colour photographs. Since it The Institute opened a year after her death, is a celebratory issue, it is forgivable that some but a plaque records her “energy and enthusiasm of the contents looks and reads rather like a University [which] played so great a part in the foundation departmental website, designed to attract students of this institute” (see http://breakingground75. (e.g. plaudits by students and endorsements by alumni tumblr.com/). This is all good. who have achieved notoriety elsewhere). But there are also plenty of meatier contributions on some of the Less successful are the other elements of the book, Institute’s flagship projects, for example C¸atalhoy¨ uk¨ which include an examination of the role of women by Shahina Farid, the Early Rice Project by Dorian in archaeology at the time Verney Wheeler was Fuller and Alison Weisskopf, Sorotomo, an urban site active, forays into the intellectual life of 1910–1930s on the Niger in Mali (Kevin MacDonald et al.), or Britain (rather narrowly confined to the Wheelers’ metallurgical projects in China and South America immediate circle), and conjecture about private life. (Thilo Rehren and others). Congratulations and good Most irritating is the setting up of Aunt Sallys, luck to the re-launched journal! false targets that are easy to shoot down. No, Tessa Verney Wheeler had not “vanished into the footnotes At the time the Institute of Archaeology in London of archaeology’s history” (p. 1), she did not “like was being set up, a different kind of establishment many of her female predecessors, [...] vanish into opened its doors in the North London suburbs: her husband’s considerable shadow” (p. 1 again), the Abbey Folk Park in New Barnet, dream-child to be rescued by Carr. In an attempt to restore of J.S.M Ward (1885–1949). Between 1934 and her subject’s status in a complicated personal and 1940 this open-air museum attracted large numbers professional partnership with Rik, Carr suggests that of visitors, eager to encounter the past in a then “she was more than the stereotype of a ‘woman novel way, through hands-on experience of objects, wronged’: her devotion to her husband despite his buildings and crafts. The folk museum at New philandering reflected a [...]lovethatfoundaway Barnet was a hotch-potch assembled by Ward and to have an enduring, working relationship [...]Their his self-styled religious community, the Abbey of intellectual marriage was deeper [...] the day she died the Confraternity of the Kingdom of Christ: most than the day they married” (p. 253). That is as may were acquired from dealers in curios or through be, but, delivered from the very different perspective public donations and the peculiar buildings of the C Antiquity Publications Ltd.

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Review Review rivalry perhaps a little over-played to hold the pages, and the book ends with petitions dated 1796 readers’ attention—to travels in Italy and Egypt (1824 (pro and contra the removal of antiquities from Rome) and 1828–9 respectively in Champollion’s case). As and a preface to an 1836 edition of the Letters. for the decipherment of hieroglyphs, based mainly The two sets of letters adopt different positions on the Rosetta Stone (a legal decree of Memphis, on the “proper place” of antiquities. In the case issued under Ptolemy V in 196 BC, in Greek, demotic of the Parthenon marbles (subject of the letters to and hieroglyphic script), Robinson follows again a Canova), Quatremere,` who made the trip to London step-by-step approach, with important landmarks to study the sculptures in detail, is happy for them to reached in 1819 by Thomas Young and 1822 by be in the British Museum (pp. 130 & 166), Champollion in his Lettre a` M. Dacier.Bytheend welcoming the possibility of seeing the sculptures of the book, on pp. 245–51, the reader is acquainted much closer than originally intended. This suits the with the elements of hieroglyphics and its modern purpose of his missives, which mainly consider the reading, with illustrations explaining the various effect of the sculptures on the spectator, and offer components of this script. Of course it has been reflections on their execution and thoughts on the modified and corrected over time but hieroglyphs— ideal or truth in art. But two decades earlier, in the in Champollion’s 1824 definition “a complex system, letters to Miranda, Quatremere` had expressed grave a script all at once figurative, symbolic and phonetic, concern about the fate of the antiquities pillaged inoneandthesametext,inoneandthesamesen- during Napoleon´ Bonaparte’s Italian campaigns, tence, and, I might venture, in one and the same asking “if the models of antiquity were carried off word”—continue to captivate scholars and amateurs from their native land [...] can you really believe that alike. Robinson ends the biography with a postscript the disaster thus befalling science and art would not on the rivalry between Young and Champollion, also redound against those who had so imprudently contrasting the former’s versatility and the latter’s brought it about?” (p. 95). In context, this advocacy single-mindedness, concluding that both a polymath reflects his conception of Rome and Italy as the and a specialist were needed, as is (or was) so often fount of art—artists “must always go to Italy, if only the case in scientific discoveries. Amen to that. to learn how to study and how to see” (p.109)— rather than a concern for indigenous heritage, a more Champollion’s study of the Rosetta Stone was recent construct. For all that, and having also been conducted from copies of its inscriptions, including a unable to prevent the triumphal transfer of Classical copy borrowed from the British Museum in 1814 (p. masterpieces to the Louvre in July 1798, Quatremere’s` 79). It is indeed likely that Champollion never set eyes letters, whose “writing [was] intended merely to on the actual stone: his trip to London in 1824 may influence contemporary circumstances, have become not have happened (p. 152), and the Rosetta stone [...] a lasting reference in intellectual history”, as never went to Paris between its discovery in 1799 and Poulot puts it on p. 10. Now, thanks to the translators its capture by the British in 1801. It lived the life of CHRIS MILLER &DAVID GILKS, these influential texts many an archaeological trophy in the eighteenth and are available to an English readership. nineteenth century. But nowadays there are powerful advocates for leaving antiquities in their homeland, Driven is an adjective that often comes to mind when to be studied in context. And there is nothing new in reading of the achievements of the personalities so far that, as can be seen from the Letters to Miranda and encountered. This is also true of our next subject, Canova on the abduction of antiquities from Rome Richard (Dick) Steffy (1924–2006), an electrician and Athens by ANTOINE QUARTREMERE` DE QUINCY from Denver (Pennsylvania), active in the US Navy (originally Lettres sur le projet d’enlever les monuments in the North Atlantic in 1942–3, who in 1971 turned de l’Italie, and Lettres ´ecrites de Londres aRomeet` his erstwhile hobby of ship modelling into a real adress´ees aM.CanovasurlesMarbresd’Elgin` ). These profession, that of ship-restorer and reconstructor epistolary essays, addressed to General Francisco de and became a respected member of the Institute of Miranda in 1796 and to the sculptor Antonio Canova Nautical Archaeology now at Texas A&M University. in 1818, have now been published for the first Driven, because so intimately involved with his ships, time in English, accompanied by some 90 pages of but also a rounded personality, inventing bed-time illuminating introduction and notes by the editor, stories for his children. These left a lasting impression DOMINIQUE POULOT. The letters themselves—seven on his son LOREN STEFFY, a financial journalist and each to Miranda and Canova—occupy about 70 author of the biography of his father, The man who C Antiquity Publications Ltd.

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