Figure 1
Crawford’s photograph of Carli Peake at Harold and Crawford’s excavation campsite (aka the “Kataric Camp”) at Botley Copse, 1910. © OGS Crawford photographic archive Institute of Archaeology Oxford.
Figure 2
Richard Lowe Thompson, with his friend Mary Neal (whom he described as “everything-a-good-aunt-should-be”6), at the “Kataric Camp” at Harold and Crawford’s 1910 excavation at Botley Copse. © OGS Crawford photographic archive Institute of Archaeology Oxford.
Figure 3
The Frogs, 1932: “All plays were acted on the Headmasters lawn, the palace, though it appears to be solid enough, was made of plywood. The cost of the whole performance was very little” (From Anon, 1965: plate CCLXV).
Figure 4
Actor, dancer and (later) film actress Ina Pelly, photographed in costume for the Boxford Masques before 1913. © West Berkshire Archives.