Augustus Henry Lane Fox Pitt Rivers
1820 | 1829 | 1838 | 1847 | 1856 | 1865 | 1874 | 1883 | 1892 | 1901 | 1910 |
- In July lectured on Principles of Classification
- In July exhibition of collection at Bethnal Green opened
- Published catalogue for displays at Bethnal Green
- In December lectured on 'Early modes of Navigation'
- Worked on Postford Farm, Guildford where he lived [the place not the farm!]
- Contributed to first edition of Notes and Queries
- Published 'On Early Modes of Navigation' in the Journal of the Anthropological Institute
- In May gave lecture on the 'Evolution of Culture' to Royal Institution
- Continued to live in Guildford
- Between June and September worked at Cissbury
- Published 'On Early Modes of Navigation' in the Journal of the Anthropological Institute
- In June elected to Royal Society
- Worked at Seaford Camp, barrows near Guildford
- Continued to live in Guildford
- President of the Anthropological Institute
- Worked at Somerset with Rolleston, barrows near Guildford, Mount Caburn
- In October made Major-General
- Gave up command at Guildford
- President of the Anthropological Institute
- His collection displays moved from Bethnal Green to South Kensington Museum
- Worked at Caesar's camp Folkestone and Mount Caburn
- In October - November worked on Brittany archaeological survey
- Remained in France over winter
- During March - April continued Brittany archaeological survey
- In Scandinavia with Rolleston
- In October worked at Dane's Dyke, Flamborough
- Inherited Cranborne Chase and changed name to Augustus Henry Lane Fox Pitt Rivers
- During August and September dug barrows at Rushmore with Rolleston
- Created Larmer Gardens on estate
- Pitt Rivers' offer of founding collection to South Kensington Museum rejected
- In March went on a Cook's Tour of Egypt
- From October to February 1882 carried out work at Winklebury Camp
- From July to September in Austria (and Germany?)
- In October made an honorary Lieutenant-General
- In November invited to become Inspector of Ancient Monuments
- In December worked on barrows at Cranborne
- President of the Anthropological Institute
- Negotiations with University of Oxford about donating founding collection to Oxford underway