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Archaeological Fellowship Offered

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The Archaeological Institute of America offers a Fellowship in Early Christian Archaeology with a stipend of $600 for the year of 1917-18. The fellowship is intended for the use of students in theology, history and archaeology, who intend to pursue research in early Christian history (antiquities, institutions, liturgy) or early Christian archaeology (art, epigraphy, paieography). The fellowship will be awarded by the Institute's committee on Mediaeval and Renaissance Studies, on the basis of the papers and testimonials submitted by the applicants and the information afforded by their equipment and abilities for independent research. Applications should be in the hands of the secretary of the committee by Monday, January 15; the secretary will furnish application blanks and information on request.

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