An apprenticeship and its consequences: W F Grimes at the National Museum of Wales, 1926-1938

George C. Boon

doi:10.5284/1140107

January 1, 2026Open Access

An apprenticeship and its consequences: W F Grimes at the National Museum of Wales, 1926-1938

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The aim is to recognize W F Grimes’ contributions and expertise in archaeology during his apprenticeship at the National Museum of Wales.
Analysis of Grimes' drawings and publications
Examination of his archaeological techniques
Evaluation of his influence on prehistoric studies in Wales
Grimes' drawings are noted for their purity and accuracy.
He maintained a strong publication record early in his career.
His insistence on scientific examination advanced the field's standards.
His work on the Holt tile factory and prehistoric Wales contributed significantly to archaeological knowledge.

Implication

This appreciation highlights Grimes' significant contributions to archaeology in Wales, emphasizing his meticulous methods and publications.

Abstract

Grimes died in 1988: this appreciation praises the purity and accuracy of his drawings, his prodigious early publication record, his expertise in the field, insistence on scientific examination, his work on the Holt tile factory, his guide to prehistoric Wales, his barrow digs.

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