This bibliography contains all the books referenced on this site together with others that people interested in these matters will find useful. For a full bibliography for Pitt-Rivers and his collections please see here.
Ackerman, Robert. 1987. J.G. Frazer His life and work. Canto: Cambridge University Press.
Alberti, S.J.M.M. 2009. Nature and Culture : Objects, Disciplines and the Manchester Museum. Manchester: Manchester University Press.
Alberti, Samuel J.M.M. 2011. Morbid Curiosities: Medical Museums in Nineteenth Century Britain Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Altham, E. 1931. 'The Royal United Services Institution, 1831-1931', Royal United Services Institution 76, (1931), pp. 235-245.
Anderson, R.G.W. and Marjorie L. Cayhill, A.G. Macgregor and L. Syson [eds.] Enlightening the British: Knowledge, Discovery and the Museum in the Eighteenth Century. London: British Museum
Anon., 1880. General Pitt Rivers’ (Lane Fox) anthropological collection, Nature, Sept 23, 489–93; Sept 30, 511–14.
Bailkin, Jordanna. 2004. The culture of property: the crisis of liberalism in modern Britain Chicago and London: University of Chicago Press.
Balfour, Henry. 1888. ‘On the evolution of a characteristic pattern on the shafts of arrows from the Solomon Islands’. Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute vol. 17 pp. 328-332
Balfour, Henry. 1889. ‘Note on the use of ‘Elk’ Teeth for Money in North America’. Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute vol. 19, p. 54
Balfour, Henry. 1889. ‘Exhibition of Arrows from the Solomon Islands’. Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute vol. 18, p. 30
Balfour, Henry. 1889. ‘The Fin Whale Fishery in North Lapland’. Midland Naturalist Vol. XII, 1889, pp. 1-14.
Balfour, Henry. 1889. ‘On the Structure and Affinities of the Composite Bow’. The Journal of the Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland vol. 19, pp. 220-250.
Balfour, Henry. 1890. ‘The Origin of Decorative Art as Illustrated by the Art of Modern Savages’ Midland Naturalist. xiii., 1890
Balfour, Henry. 1890. ‘The Old British ‘Pibcorn’ or ‘Hornpipe’ and its Affinities’. Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute vol. 20, pp. 142-154
Balfour, Henry. 1892. ‘Stone Implements from the Malay Peninsula in the Pitt-Rivers Museum’. Archaeologia Oxoniensis December 1892, pp. 1-6
Balfour, Henry. 1893. The Evolution of Decorative Art: An essay upon its origin and development as illustrated by the art of modern races of mankind. London: Rivington, Percival and Co.
Balfour, Henry. 1894. ‘Evolution in Decorative Art’, Journal of the Society of Arts, no. 2, vol. XLII, (1894), pp. 162, 458
Balfour, Henry. 1895. ‘Ancient Double Hooks of Bronze’. Reliquary and Illustrated Archaeologist 1895, pp. 1-3.
Balfour, Henry. 1896. ‘A primitive musical instrument’. Reliquary and Illustrated Archaeologist XI pp 221-224.
Balfour, Henry. 1897 ‘Life history of an Aghori Fakir; with exhibition of the human skull used by him as a drinking vessel, and notes on the similar use of skulls by other races.’ Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute vol. 26, pp. 340-357
Balfour, Henry. 1897 ‘On a Remarkable Ancient Bow and Arrows believed to be of Assyrian Origin’. Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute vol. 26, pp. 210-220
Balfour, Henry. 1898. ‘Notes on the Modern Use of Bone Skates’ Reliquary and Illustrated Archaeologist January 1898, pp. 1-9.
Balfour, Henry. 1898. ‘Sledges with Bone Runners in modern use’ Reliquary and Illustrated Archaeologist October 1898, pp. 1-13.
Balfour, Henry. 1898. ‘Notes and News: Note on Musical Bows’. American Anthropologist vol. 11, No. 6, p. 187
Balfour, Henry. 1893/ 1898. 'Notes on the arrangement of the Pitt-Rivers Museum'. pp. 1-4 in Museums Association Report of Proceedings p. 53 [2 versions?]
Balfour, Henry. 1899. ‘The Natural History of the Musical Bow. A Chapter on the developmental history of stringed instruments of music. Primitive Types’. Oxford: Clarendon Press
Balfour, Henry. 1900. ‘Beschreibender Catalog der Ethnographischen Sammlung Ludwig Biros aus Deutsch-New-Guinea (Berlinhafen)’. review in Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute vol. 30 p. 36.
Balfour, Henry. 1901. ‘A Spear-head and Socketed Celt of Bronze from the Shan States, Burma’. Man vol. 1 pp. 97-98.
Balfour, Henry. 1901. ‘Guilloche pattern on an Etruscan Potsherd’. Man vol. 1 No. 4, p. 8.
Balfour, Henry. 1901. (with H.D.R. Kingston) ‘Native Smoking Pipes from Natal’. Man vol. 1. No. 10, pp. 11-12.
Balfour, Henry. 1901. 'A Swan-neck Boomerang of unusual form'. Man (A Monthly Record of Anthropological Science) March 1901 – Nos. 27-38 Communicated by Henry Balfour, No. 27, p. 33.
Balfour, Henry. 1901. 'Three Bambu Trumpets from Northern Territory, South Australia'. Man (A Monthly Record of Anthropological Science) March 1901 – Nos. 27-38 Communicated by Henry Balfour, No. 28, p. 33.
Balfour, Henry. 1901. 'Memorial Heads in the Pitt-Rivers Museum.' Communicated by Henry Balfour, No. 51, Man (A Monthly Record of Anthropological Science) May 1901 – Nos. 51-65. pp. 65-6.
Balfour, Henry. 1901. 'A Spear-head and Socketed Celt of Bronze from the Shan States, Burma' Communicated by Henry Balfour, No. 77, Man (A Monthly Record of Anthropological Science) May 1901 – Nos. 77-91. pp. 97-8.
Balfour, Henry. 1902. ‘New Hebrides. Memorial Heads in the Pitt-Rivers Museum’. Man vol. 1 pp. 65-6.
Balfour, Henry. 1902. ‘Australia. Strangling-cords from the Murray River, Victoria, Australia’. Man vol. 1 pp. 117-8
Balfour, Henry. 1902. ‘The Goura, a stringed-wind musical instrument of the Bushmen and Hottentots’. Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute vol. 32 pp. 156-176
Balfour, Henry. 1903. ‘On the method employed by the natives of N.W. Australia in the Manufacture of Glass Spear-Heads’. Man May 1903 Nos 35-44, vol. 3, No. 35, p. 65
Balfour, Henry. 1903. ‘‘Thunderbolt’ celts from Benin’. MAN (A Monthly Record of Anthropological Science) December 1903 – Nos. 100-13. vol. 3 No. 112 pp. 182-183
Balfour, Henry. 1904. ''Presidential Address''. Journal of the Anthropological Institute (JAI), January-June 1904, Vol. XXXIV, pp. 10-19.
Balfour, Henry. 1904. 'The relationship of museums to the study of anthropology'. Museums Journal, 3, June, pp. 396-408.
Balfour, Henry. 1904. ‘Report on a Collection of Musical Instruments from the Siamese Malay States and Perak’ pp. 1-18 in Fasciculi Malayenses Anthropological and Zoological results of an expedition to Perak and the Siamese Malay States, 1901-1902 undertaken by Nelson Annandale and Herbert C. Robinson
Balfour, Henry. 1904. 'Presidential Address to the Anthropological Section B.A.A.S. (British Association for the Advancement of Science). Cambridge 1904, pp. 1-12.
Balfour, Henry. 1905. 'Presidential Address at the Anthropological Institute'. Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute January-June 1905, Vol. XXXIV, pp. 12-19.
Balfour, Henry. 1905. ‘Fiji. A double-headed club from the Fijian Islands’. Man vol. 5 p. 17
Balfour, Henry. 1905. ‘Solomon Islands. Bird and Human Designs from the Solomon Islands’. Man vol. 5 pp. 81-83
Balfour, Henry. 1905. 'Musical Instruments of South Africa', B.A.A.S. (British Association for the Advancement of Science) Report 1905. pp. 1-2 (Section H – South Africa, 1905).
Balfour, Henry. 1906. ‘Note upon an implement of Palaeolithic type from the Victoria Falls, Zambesi’. Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute January-June 1906, Vol. XXXVI, pp. 170-1
Balfour, Henry. 1907. ‘Flint Engraved Pottery from the Ruins at Khami and Dhlo Dhlo, Rhodesia’ Man vol. 6 No. 11 pp. 1-3
Balfour, Henry. 1907. ‘The Fire-Piston’ from Anthropological Essays presented to Edward Burnett Tylor in honour of his 75th Birthday. Oxford: Clarendon Press.
Balfour, Henry. 1907. ‘A Short Holiday in Lapland’. The Stapledon Magazine.
Balfour, Henry. 1907. ‘Haida Portrait Mask’. Man vol. 7 p. 1
Balfour, Henry. 1907. ‘The Friction-Drum’ Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute vol. 37 pp. 67-92
Balfour, Henry. 1909. 'Presidential Address to the Museums Association', Maidstone Meeting, Museums Journal, July 1909, pp. 5-18.
Balfour, Henry. 1909. ‘The Origin of West African Crossbows’. Journal of the Royal African Society vol. 8, no. 32, pp. 337-356
Balfour, Henry. 1909. 'The Indian Collection at South Kensington' The Times 23 February.
Balfour, Henry. 1909. ‘The Origin of West African Crossbows’ Smithsonian Report 1909 pp. 635-50
Balfour, Henry. 1910. ‘Archaeological and Ethnological Research in South Africa’. The Times pp. 1-16 [reprint]
Balfour, Henry. 1910. ‘Modern Brass-casting in West Africa’ in Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute vol. 40 pp. 525-528
Balfour, Henry. 1911. ‘Notes on a collection of ancient stone implements from Ejura, Ashanti’ Journal of the Royal African Society vol. 12, no. 45, pp. 1-16.
Balfour, Henry. 1912. 'The Wart-Hog' Country Life, 9 November 1912, p. 656.
Balfour, Henry. 1913. ‘Kite-fishing’ in, Essays and Studies presented to William Ridgeway on his Sixtieth Birthday. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press
Balfour, Henry. 1914. ‘Frictional Fire-Making with a Flexible Sawing-Thong’, The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, vol. 44 pp. 32-64.
Balfour, Henry. 1915. ‘Note on a new kind of Fish-hook from Goodenough Island, D’Entrecasteaux Group, New Guinea’. Man vol. 15 p. 1
Balfour, Henry. 1916. ‘Origin and Relationship of Hani, Tewha-Tewha, and Pou-Whenua’. Man vol. 16 (Dec) p. 181
Balfour, Henry. 1917. ‘Some types of native hoes, Naga Hills’. Man July 1917 – No. 74, pp. 1-3
Balfour, Henry. 1917. ‘Ceremonial Paddle of the Kalabari of Southern Nigeria’. Man vol. 17 (April) pp. 57-8
Balfour, Henry. 1917. 'Willow Wand Whistles'. The Times Literary Supplement, Thursday 29 March 1917
Balfour, Henry. 1917. ‘Some Ethnological Suggestions in regard to Easter Island, or Rapanui’. Folk-Lore December 1917, pp. 355-381.
Balfour, Henry. 1918. ‘Some Specimens from the Chatham Islands’. Man vol. 18 (Oct) pp. 145-148
Balfour, Henry. 1919. 'Presidential address', Somersetshire Archaeological and Natural History Society Proceedings of the Somersetshire Archaeological and Natural History Society, Vol. LXV (1919), pp. xxiii-xxxiii.
Balfour, Henry. 1919. ‘An Eskimo Week-Calendar’. Man, June 1919 – No. 47, pp. 1-2.
Balfour, Henry. 1919. 'Prehistoric and Bushman Art', Country Life 22 March 1919 and 5 April 1919; 'Natural History in Pre-historic Art'. Country Life, 26 April 1919.
Balfour, Henry. 1920. 'The Rushbrook Painted Coat' Country Life, 31 January 1920.
Balfour, Henry. 1921. ‘Varieties of the Common Gannet’, British Birds Vol. XV, No. 4, 1 September, 1921.
Balfour, Henry. 1921. 'Foreword' to J.H. Hutton The Sema Naga 1921 London: Macmillan
Balfour, Henry. 1921. Correspondence ‘The Statues of Easter Island’ Folk-Lore Vol. XXXII, No. 1, 31 March 1921 pp. 70-2.
Balfour, Henry. 1921 ‘The Archer’s Bow in the Homeric Poems an attempted diagnosis’ Huxley Memorial Lecture for 1921, Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute vol. 51 pp. 289-309
Balfour, Henry. 1922. ‘Earth Smoking-Pipes from South Africa and Central Asia’. Man Vol. 22 (May) pp. 65-69
Balfour, Henry. 1922. ‘The Use of the Term ‘Sikh.’ Man vol. 22 (Nov) pp. 165-166
Balfour, Henry. 1923. ‘The Welfare of Primitive Peoples’. Presidential Address Folk-lore March, 1923, pp. 12-24
Balfour, Henry. 1923. 'Musical Instruments in the Charterhouse Museum'. The Greyfriar, Vol. VIII, No. 111
Balfour, Henry. 1924. ‘The Geographical Study of Folklore’. Presidential Address Folk-Lore March, 1924, pp. 16-25
Balfour, Henry. 1924. ‘The Origin of Stencilling in the Fiji Islands’. Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute vol. 54 pp. 347-352
Balfour, Henry. 1925. ‘The Status of the Tasmanians among the Stone-Age Peoples’. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society of East Anglia Vol. V, Part I, 1925, pp. 1-15
Balfour, Henry. 1925. ‘Thorn-Lined Traps and their Distribution’. Man vol. 25 (March) pp. 33-37.
Balfour, Henry. 1926. 'Foreword' to J.P. Mills The Ao Naga 1926 London: Macmillan
Balfour, Henry. 1926. ‘Ceremonial Fire-making in the Naga Hills’. Man, vol. 26 (June) pp. 101-103.
Balfour, Henry. 1926. 'Risso's Grampus off the Pembrokeshire Coast'. The Field, 5 August 1926.
Balfour, Henry. 1927. ''Coup-de-Poing'. Nature 119 1927 pp. 490-1. Two letters one by W. J. Sollas (University College, Oxford) and the other a reply by Henry Balfour.
Balfour, Henry. 1927. 'Fishing in Homer'. The Times Literary Supplement 2 June 1927 and 30 June 1927.
Balfour, Henry. 1929 ‘Concerning Thunderbolts’. Folk-Lore Vol. XL, No. 1, 31 March 1929. pp. 37-49.
Balfour, Henry. 1929. ‘South Africa’s Contribution to Prehistoric Archaeology’. Presidential Address to the Anthropology Section, British Association for the Advancement of Science, South Africa
Balfour, Henry. 1929. ‘Stone Implements of the Tasmanians and the Culture-Status which they Suggest’ Report of the Hobart Meeting 1928 of the Australasian Association for the Advancement of Science pp. 314-322
Balfour, Henry. 1929. ‘Music’, section in Notes and Queries on Anthropology, fifth edition
Balfour, Henry. 1929. 'Obituary – Sir Charles Hercules Read, July 6, 1857 – February 11 1929'. Man (A Monthly Record of Anthropological Science) April 1929 – Nos. 48-9. No. 48, pp. 61-2
Balfour, Henry. 1931. 'Identification of the Plant called 'Narthex' Nature Vol. 127, No. 3208, 25 April 1931.
Balfour, Henry. 1931. ‘IV An Account of the Artefacts Collected in Patagonia and Fuegia’ in Penniman, T.K. and R.R. Marett, Spencer's Last Journey pp. 124-142.
Balfour, Henry. 1932. 'Foreword' to F.W. Taylor and A.G. Webb Al’Adun Hausawa: Accounts and Conversations describing certain Customs of the Hausas London: Oxford University Press
Balfour, Henry. 1932. 'An ingenious primitive'. Country Life 10 December 1932
Balfour, Henry. 1932. ‘Thorn-lined traps in the Pitt-Rivers Museum, Oxford’. Man vol. 32 (March) pp. 57-59
Balfour, Henry. 1932. ‘Notes on the Composite Bow from Hunza’. Man vol. 32 (July) No. 196 p. 161
Balfour, Henry. 1934. ‘The Tandu Industry in Northern Nigeria and its Affinities Elsewhere’. Essays presented to C.G. Seligman pp. 5-18.
Balfour, Henry. 1934. ‘Occurrence of ‘Cleavers’ of Lower-Palaeolithic Type in Northern Nigeria’ Man vol. 34 (Feb) pp. 21-24
Balfour, Henry. 1937 'Address at the Annual General Meeting (Royal Geographical Society) of the President, Henry Balfour' The Geographical Journal, Vol. XC No. 6, December 1937, pp. 489-497
Balfour, Henry. 1938. ‘Spinners and Weavers in Anthropological Research’. The Frazer Lecture, Oxford: Clarendon Press
Balfour, Henry. 1948 (posthumous; ed. B.M. Blackwood) ‘Ritual and Secular uses of Vibrating Membranes as Voice-Disguisers’ Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute vol. 78 no. 1/2 pp. 45-69
van der Beek, Zita and Marcel Vellinga. 2005. ‘Man the collector: salvaging Andamanese and Nicobarese culture through objects’, Journal of the History of Collections 17 (2005) pp. 135-153.
Belk, Russell W. 2001. 'Collectors and collecting', in Pearce, Susan (ed.) 1994 Interpreting Objects and Collections. London: Routledge pp. 317-326.
Belk, Russell W. & Melanie Wallendorf. 2001. 'Of mice and men: gender identity in collecting', in Pearce, Susan [ed.] 1994 Interpreting Objects and Collections. London: Routledge pp. 240-253.
Bennett, T. 1988. 'The Exhibitionary Complex', New Formations, no. 4, spring 1988 available here
Bennett, T. 1990. 'The Political Rationality of the Museum' The Australian Journal of Media and Culture vol. 3 no. 1 (1990) available here.
Bennett, T. 1995. The Birth of the Museum: History, Theory, Politics. London and New York: Routledge.
Bennett, T. 1998. 'Pedagogic Objects, Clean Eyes and Popular Instruction: On sensory regimes and museum didactics' Configurations 6 (1998) pp. 345-371.
Bennett, T. 2004. Pasts Beyond Memory: Evolution, Museums, Colonialism. London: Routledge.
Berry, David A. 2003. Collecting at Oxford: A history of the University’s Museums, Gardens and Libraries. Unpublished D.Phil. Oxford University.
Birch, S. 1867. 'Inaugural discourse delivered in the section of General Antiquities at the Annual Meeting of the Archaeological Institute in London. July 1866', Archaeological Journal, XXIV (1867), pp. 1-12.
Black, B. 2000. On Exhibit: Victorians and Their Museums. Charlottesville and London: University of Virginia Press.
Blackwood, B. 1970. The classification of artefacts in the Pitt Rivers Museum Oxford. Oxford: Occasional Papers on Technology no. 11 Pitt Rivers Museum.
Bloxam, George W. 1893. Index to the Publications of the Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland (1843-1891) including the Journal and Transactions of the Ethnological Society of London (1843-1871), the Journal of the Anthropological Society of London (1863-1871), the Anthropological Review; and the Journal of the Anthropological Institute (1871-1891) London: Anthropological Institute pp. 112-125.
Bouquet, M. (ed.) Academic Anthropology and the Museum: Back to the Future. New York, Oxford: Berghahn.
Bourne, G.C. 1892 Memoir of Henry Nottidge Moseley in Moseley's Notes by a Naturalist, second edition.
Bowden, M. 1984 [reprinted 1990, 1995]. General Pitt Rivers, the father of scientific archaeology Salisbury and South Wiltshire Museum.
Bowden, Mark, Donnie Mackay and Peter Topping. 1989. From Cornwall to Caithness: Some aspects of British field archaeology: Papers presented to Normal V. Quinnell. Oxford: BAR British Series 209.
Bowden, Mark 1991. Pitt Rivers: The Life and Archaeological Work of Lieutenant-General Augustus Henry Lane Fox Pitt Rivers, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Bowden, Mark. 2009. 'From Antiquarianism to archaeology: Pitt Rivers and his contemporaries' in Heather Sebire [ed.] Pursuits and Joys: Great Victorian Antiquaries and Intellects, Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
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Bradley, R. 1973. 'Two Notebooks of General Pitt Rivers', Antiquity, 47 47-50.
Bradley, R. 1983. ‘Archaeology, evolution and the public good: the intellectual development of General Pitt Rivers', Archaeological Journal, 140 (1983), pp. 1-9.
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Briggs, Asa. 1988. Victorian Things. London: Batsford.
British Association for the Advancement of Science (BAAS). 1874. Notes and Queries on Anthropology. London: Edward Stanford.
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British Broadcasting Corporation, Third Programme. 1949. Ideas and beliefs of the Victorians - an historic re-evaluation of the Victorian Age. London: Sylvan Press.
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Petch, Alison. 2003. [a] 'Documentation in the Pitt Rivers Museum’, Journal of Museum Ethnography, No. 15 (2003), pp. 109-114.
Petch, Alison. 2003 [b] ‘Spencer and Gillen’s work in Australia - The interpretation of power and collecting in the past’ Journal of Museum Ethnography, No. 15 pp. 82-93
Petch, Alison. 2004.[a] ‘Collecting Immortality: The Field Collectors who Contributed to the Pitt Rivers Museum, Oxford’, Journal of Museum Ethnography, no. 16 (2004), pp. 127–139 (follow link for full article).
Petch, Alison. 2004 [b] 'Book review: John Mack ‘The Museum of the Mind’ Journal of Museum Ethnography 16
Petch, Alison. 2004 [c] [transcription of letters] for John Mulvaney. 2004. Paddy Cahill of Oenpelli. Aboriginal Studies Press, Canberra.
Petch, Alison. 2005. 'The happiest years': J.H. Hutton and the Nagas' Friends of the PRM, Oxford Newsletter Issue 54 November 2005
Petch, Alison. 2006. [a]. 'Chance and Certitude: Pitt Rivers and his first collection', Journal of the History of Collecting 18 (2006), pp. 249-256.
Petch, Alison. 2006. [b]. ‘Counting and Calculating: Some reflections on using statistics to examine the history and shape of the collections at the Pitt Rivers Museum’ Journal of Museum Ethnography, 18 (2006), pp. 149-156 [PDF].
Petch, Alison. 2006 [c] 'Life in the Outback - Gillen's groundbreaking anthropology in Alice Springs' PRM Friends Newsletter March 2006
Petch, Alison. 2006 [d] 'Walter Baldwin Spencer's life as an anthropologist' PRM Friends Newsletter June 2006
Petch, Alison, and Frances Larson 2006 [e] ‘Hoping for the best, expecting the worse’: Thomas Kenneth Penniman—Forgotten Curator of the Pitt Rivers Museum’ Journal of Museum Ethnography, 18. pp. 125-139
Petch, Alison. 2006 [f] 'Paddy Cahill of Oenpelli', Friends of the PRM, Oxford Newsletter Issue 57 November 2006
Petch, Alison. 2007. [a]. 'Notes and Queries and the Pitt Rivers Museum' Museum Anthropology vol. 30 no. 1 (Spring 2007), pp. 21-39. [Full version here]
Petch, Alison. 2007. [b]. 'A Typology of Benefactors: the relationships of Pitt Rivers and Tylor to the Pitt Rivers Museum at the University of Oxford', Forum for anthropology and culture St Petersburg: no. 4 (2007), pp. 251-268 [English/ Russian].
Petch, Alison. 2007 [c]. 'Notes on the opening of the Pitt Rivers Museum', Journal of Museum Ethnography, 19 (2007), pp. 101-112 [PDF].
Petch, Alison. 2007 [d] 'Cabinets for the Curious: Looking back at early English museums' Museum Anthropology Spring 2007 vol. 30, no.1 pp 64-66
Petch, Alison. 2007 [e] 'Collections Research and the Web: Reflections on a successful [half-] day's work at the Pitt Rivers Museum' Museum Anthropology Weblog at http://museumanthropology.blogspot.com/2007/05/collections-research-and-web.html
Petch, Alison. 2007 [f] 'Isolation and Anthropology: the correspondence of Patrick Byrne', Friends of the PRM, Oxford Newsletter Issue 58 March 2007
Petch, Alison. 2007 [g] 'Upholding the law - Central Australian Style', Friends of the PRM, Oxford Newsletter Issue 59 July 2007
Petch, Alison. 2008 [a] 'Measuring the Natives: Beatrice Blackwood and Leonard Dudley Buxton's work in Oxfordshire' History of Anthropology Newsletter, 35: 1 July 2008.
Petch, Alison. 2008 [b] 'Colonial Collections Revisited' (Review of Pieter ter Keurs (ed). 2007. Leiden) Journal of the History of Collections 2008; doi: 10.1093/jhc/fhn023
Petch, Alison. 2008/9. [c] Book review of 'Traditional Archery from six continents: The Charles E. Grayson Collection'. Charles E. Grayson, Mary French and Michael J. O'Brien. University of Missouri Press, Columbia Museum Anthropology Review
Petch, Alison. 2009 [a] 'Walter Baldwin Spencer and the Pitt Rivers Museum' Journal of Museum Ethnography 21 pp. 254-265 [PDF]
Petch, Alison. 2009 [b] Book review of 'Material Histories: Proceedings of a workshop held at Marischal Museum, University of Aberdeen, 26-27 April 2007' edited by Alison K. Brown. Published by Marischal Museum, University of Aberdeen, 2008. Journal of Museum Ethnography no. 22
Petch, Alison. 2009 [c] 'The Other Within at Oxford' Museum Fabric
Petch, Alison. 2011, ‘Muddying the Waters: The Pitt Rivers collection 1850-2011’, Museum History Journal, vol. 4 no. 2, Special Issue on collecting and displaying the British past [ed. Kate Hill], pp. 161-202.
Petch, Alison, with Dan Hicks. 2012 [a] ‘Pitt-Rivers and Yorkshire’, Prehistoric Yorkshire (Yorkshire Archaeological Society)
Petch, Alison. 2012 [b] Book review: The Premier and the Pastoralist, James Waite Morgan in Reviews of Australian Studies
Petch, Alison. 2013. [a] Book review: 'Museums and Millenarianism: ‘Father Ward’ and the Abbey Folk Park of the 1930s. Geoffrey Ginn. 2012. Archangels and Anthropology: J.S.M. Ward’s Kingdom of the Wise Brighton: Sussex Academic Press', Journal of Museum Ethnography
Petch, Alison, and Jason Gibson 2013 [b] ‘‘The Ablest Australian Anthropologists’: two early Australian anthropologists and Oxford’ JASO Online 5/1 (2013) pp. 60-85. PDF
Petch, Alison 2014. ‘Two Nineteenth-Century Collectors/Curators Compared and Contrasted: General Augustus Henry Lane Fox Pitt-Rivers (1827–1900) and Augustus Wollaston Franks (1826–1897), in Petch and Coote 2014 Museum History Journal vol. 7 no. 2 July 2014 pp. 188-204.
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On-line resources
Rethinking Pitt-Rivers website
Relational Museum website
Other Within (English collections at the PRM) website
British Museum collections database
Dictionary of National Biography
Alison Petch, first compiled September 2009, regularly updated.
We are grateful for the help from Ollie Douglas and Chris Wingfield in compiling this bibliography.
