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Recent Library Acquisitions – Murty Classical Library of India

10 April, 2018
Recent acquisitions of new books for the AIIT library include the first 18 volumes in the new Murty Classical Library of India series (MCLI), published by Harvard University Press..

Easter Term 2018: Lectures and Events

28 March, 2018

Bridget Allchin Remembered

22 March, 2018
We were delighted that so many people attended the memorial event for our founding trustee Bridget Allchin at Wolfson College, Cambridge, on Saturday 17 March. The occasion, attended by.

AIIT Newsletter Indiran 2016-2017

21 December, 2017
The latest bumper issue of our newsletter focuses on events and developments at the Trust since 2016. The cover photograph is in remembrance of founding trustee Dr Bridget Allchin,.

AIIT Lectures: Lent term 2018

18 December, 2017
Lectures begin at 5.30pm. Refreshments from 5pm. All welcome 19 January: Emily Hannam (Royal Collection): Georges, Nawabs and Nabobs: the British monarchs and India in the 18th century 2.

Peter Frankopan to give Sir Harold Bailey Memorial Lecture

10 December, 2017
This year’s Bailey Memorial Lecture will be given by Peter Frankopan on Wednesday 13th December 2017 at 5pm at the McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research, Downing Street Cambridge CB2.

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