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Series V. New editions of early archaeological publications on Pompeii, 1796-1989<br />

Series V.A. Translation of the early excavation records of R. de Alcubierre, undated ...<br />

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INVENTORY OF THE HALSTED B.<br />

VANDER POEL CAMPANIAN<br />

COLLECTION, circa 1570-1997<br />

Series V. New editions of early archaeological publications on Pompeii, 1796-1989<br />

Physical Description: 34.5 linear feet<br />

Scope and Content Note<br />

In addition to the CTP, <strong>Vander</strong> <strong>Poel</strong> envisioned another ambitious series of publications. He<br />

planned to issue new editions of many of the classic, early archaeological publications on<br />

Pompeii and to present unpublished material which he had tracked down. <strong>Vander</strong> <strong>Poel</strong> hoped<br />

to increase access to these source materials for Pompeii and to make them easier for the<br />

modern scholar to use. Many of the early publications on Pompeii were monumental, heavily<br />

illustrated folio editions, very rare and held by only a limited number of libraries. His new<br />

editions would increase their availability. These new editions would also be augmented by<br />

the scholarly apparatus which would facilitate their use as research tools.<br />

The precise form these new editions were to take remains unclear. For most of his projected<br />

new editions, the research appears to be in preliminary form. The majority of the material in<br />

the series consists of reproductions of his source materials and his initial notes on<br />

supplemental information. His primary focus was providing information on original location,<br />

current location and bibliography for the architecture, paintings and objects presented in the<br />

early works.<br />

Much of the material presented in this subseries lacks a specific date and individual items<br />

are therefore marked as undated. However, for original research a date within the range<br />

from circa 1958 to 1996 can be assumed, with the exception of reproductions of early<br />

material.<br />

Arrangement<br />

The series is arranged in seventeen subseries. These subseries are presented alphabetically<br />

by author.<br />

Series V.A. Translation of the early excavation records of R. de Alcubierre, undated<br />

Physical Description: 0.8 linear feet<br />

Scope and Content Note<br />

Roque Joach. de Alcubierre (1702-1780), the military engineer in charge of excavations<br />

under Charles III, kept a journal for the period from 1738 to 1756 with reports of the<br />

excavations at Pompeii, Herculaneum and Stabiae. <strong>Vander</strong> <strong>Poel</strong> tracked down the<br />

unpublished manuscript and commissioned translations from the original Spanish into<br />

Italian. The date of the translations in unknown. <strong>Vander</strong> <strong>Poel</strong> had intended to publish the<br />

translation with an analysis and documentation of the sections on Pompeii.<br />

Typescript of translation by A.F. Alvarez, undated<br />

Physical Description: 479 leaves<br />

Carbon copy of typescript of translation by A.F. Alvarez, undated<br />

Physical Description: 480 leaves<br />

Annotated typescript of translation by A.F. Hevia, undated<br />

Physical Description: 463 leaves<br />

Photocopy of typescript of translation by A.F. Hevia, undated<br />

Physical Description: 463 leaves<br />

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