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Events in the history of the Pitt Rivers Museum that took place in 1894.

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Month Day Event Source of Information Notes
January No day Tylor lectures on Races of mankind as classified by language, civilization and history during Hilary and Trinity terms Alison Brown pers comm.
February
March
April No day Tylor lectures on Races of mankind as classified by language, civilization and history during Hilary and Trinity terms Alison Brown pers comm.
May
June 11 Letter from Balfour to Professor Flower refuting charge from Flower to Director of University Museum that the transfer of a series of stone tools from the Mineralogical cases to the PRM had been at detriment to the collection. Balfour says they will be exhibited more adequately at the PRM and labelled. PRM ms collections PRM papers Box 1 Foundation of PRM 
July
August 11-14 BAAS meeting at Oxford. Pitt-Rivers attends University of California Tylor papers; CUL Pitt-Rivers catalogue Add.9455 volume 3: 1014
August 11 Pitt-Rivers meets Tylors for dinner at Oxford BAAS meeting University of California Tylor papers
August 13, 14 Pitt-Rivers meets Tylors for dinner at Oxford BAAS meeting University of California Tylor papers; Manchester Guardian 14 August 1894
September
October No day  Tylor lectures on Intellectual development of mankind, language, writing, arithmetic, etc in Michaelmas Term Alison Brown pers comm.
November
December
Unspecified Ashmolean Museum archaeological collections transferred from Broad Street to Beaumont Street Relational Museum timelines/ Annual Report
Unspecified Glazed room of PRM renewed Relational Museum timelines/ Annual Report
Unspecified Balfour ill and unable to produce Annual Report for 1894 until 1895 Annual Report 1894-5
Unspecified The Tylors travel to Norway Megan Price pers comm.

 

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