On The Study Of Archaeology, A Discourse. From The Arch. Journal

Published in 1851, On the Study of Archaeology is a lecture by Sir Charles Thomas Newton, a classical archaeologist who excavated at Halicarnassus and wrote extensively on the subject. In this discourse, he discusses the importance of archaeology in understanding ancient cultures and history, and he offers practical advice to students and scholars interested in pursuing archaeology as a profession or avocation.

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