9. THE BRITISH SCHOOL AT ATHENS AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH IN THE LATE OTTOMAN EMPIRE

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. INTRODUCTION: The Life and Times of F.W. Hasluck, 1878-1920 1
3. CONTENTS 7
4. PART ONE: PERSONALITIES
5. 2. FREDERICK WILLIAM HASLUCK FROM CAMBRIDGE TO SMYRNA 71
6. 3. R.M. DAWKINS AND GREECE 105
7. 4. AN OTTOMAN ARCHAEOLOGIST CAUGHT BETWEEN TWO WORLDS: OSMAN HAMDI BEY (1842-1910) 121
8. 5. MARGARET HASLUCK AND THE SPECIAL OPERATIONS EXECUTIVE (SOE), 1942-44 151
9. 6. A MURDER CASE IN 1944 183
10. 7. S.S. CLARKE IN ALBANIA 191
11. PART TWO: THE SCHOOLS ABROAD
12. 8. FREDERICK HASLUCK AND THE BRITISH SCHOOL AT ATHENS BEFORE WORLD WAR ONE 205
13. 9. THE BRITISH SCHOOL AT ATHENS AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH IN THE LATE OTTOMAN EMPIRE 223
14. 10. MODERNITY, MUSLIMS, AND BRITISH ARCHAEOLOGISTS: MICHAEL GOUGH AT THE BRITISH INSTITUTE OF ARCHAEOLOGY AT ANKARA AND HIS PREDECESSORS 257
15. 11. EUROPEAN ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL INSTITUTES IN TURKEY: AN ITALIAN AMBASSADOR'S VIEW IN 1925 281
16. PART THREE: ETHNOGRAPHY AND THE ALEVI-BEKTASHIS
17. 12. HASLUCK'S STUDY OF THE BEKTASHIS AND ITS CONTEMPORARY SIGNIFICANCE 297
18. 13. BEKTASHI LIFE ON THE BORDER BETWEEN ALBANIA AND GREECE 309
19. 14. THE EMERGENCE OF THE KIZILBAȘ IN WESTERN THOUGHT: MISSIONARY ACCOUNTS AND THEIR AFTERMATH 329
20. 15. ALEVILIK AS SONG AND DIALOGUE: THE VILLAGE SAGE MELÛLI BABA (1892-1989) 355
21. 16. URBANIZATION AND THE ALEVI RELIGIOUS REVIVAL IN THE REPUBLIC OF TURKEY 369