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Events in the history of the Pitt Rivers Museum that took place in 1946.

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Month Day Event Source of Information Notes
January No day J.S.P. Bradford starts work as Departmental Demonstrator  Annual report 1944-46
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July No day  Final member of Walters family dynasty joins staff--Kenneth Henry Walters as technician Relational Museum timelines / Annual Report 1946-7
August
September
October  1 Bradford starts as University Demonstrator Annual Report 1946-47 But see before
November
December No day  R.C. Gurden joins staff as Librarian and Secretary Relational Museum timelines / Annual Report 1946-7
Unspecified Beatrice Blackwood appointed Lecturer in Ethnology at PRM DNB entry
Unspecified Edward Evans-Pritchard is appointed Professor of Social Anthropology, replacing A.R. Radcliffe-Browne Relational Museum timelines
Unspecified  Return of Maori meeting house to Arawa people, New Zealand [previously property of Makereti, Mrs Staples Brown]  Relational Museum timelines / Annual Report 1946-7
Unspecified Exchanges with other Museums resumes after the war Relational Museum timelines / Annual Report 1946-7
Unspecified Work continues on card catalogue system by Blackwood and Penniman Relational Museum timelines / Annual Report
Unspecified G.E.S. Turner, Secretary at OUMNH, continues to volunteer working on North American collections, F.H.S. Knowles also continues to volunteer working on stone tool collections Relational Museum timelines / Annual Report
Unspecified Displays worked on during the year: Stone implements, personal ornaments Relational Museum timelines / Annual Report 1946-7
Unspecified Penniman states that the Museum has a policy of having musical instruments that can be played (this policy was later reversed Annual Report 1946-7

 

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