A day at Gebel Moya, season 1912-13. Item 4.
- Date:
- 1912-1913
- Film
About this work
Description
Scenes of everyday life, archaeological digging and communal sports and recreation at Gebel (or Jebel) Moya, an archaeological site in the Sudan, excavated by Sir Henry Wellcome between 1911 and 1914 as a public works project. Includes scenes of Sir Henry seated watching the organised races and inspecting the excavations and consulting with archaeologists and officials.
Publication/Creation
[Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified], 1912-1913.
Physical description
1 film reel; positive (10:30 mins) : silent, black and white, 35 mm
Annotation from Douglas Fisher on the can states '35mm acetate print from nitrate negative shot at 16 frames per second on silent gate. This print was made in the 1,950s possibly 1,953'.
Annotation from Douglas Fisher on the can states '35mm acetate print from nitrate negative shot at 16 frames per second on silent gate. This print was made in the 1,950s possibly 1,953'.
Notes
See F. Addison, "Jebel Moya" (Oxford, 1949); A Rupert Hall and B A Bembridge, "Physic and Philanthropy: A History of the Wellcome Trust 1936-1986" (Cambridge, 1986), pp. 11-14, 35-36; and John Symons, "The Benevolent Autocrat: Sir Henry in the Sudan", Wellcome Journal" (June 1991), pp. 8-11.
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Where to find it
Location Access Closed stores2153FCan't be requested Note