Major General Sir Robert Murdoch Smith KCMG FRSE (18 August 1835 – 3 July 1900) was a Scottish engineer, archaeologist and diplomat. He is known for his involvement with the excavation of antiquities found at Knidos and Cyrene, the telegraph to Iran, Persian antiquities bought for the Victoria and Albert Museum, and for serving as Director of the Edinburgh Museum of Science and Art.
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excavated by the British explorers and amateur archaeologists Captain RobertMurdochSmith and Commander Edwin A. Porcher. The statue was found broken into...
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among them for the museum were Charles Newton, John Turtle Wood, RobertMurdochSmith and Charles Fellows. The Greek objects originate from across the...
classrooms and opened to pupils and staff on 9 February 1899 by Sir RobertMurdochSmith. The first headmaster of Kilmarnock Academy at Elmbank Drive was...
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Newton to excavate the ancient Greek city of Knidos. Royal Engineer RobertMurdochSmith was given the task of assisting. He was presented with the lion statue...
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Jan 1900) James Robertson, Baron Robertson (-1900) (resigned) Sir RobertMurdochSmith, KCMG (–1900)Regius Chair of Public Law and the Law of Nature and...
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wall. His wife Kathleen Murdoch, daughter of Major General Sir RobertMurdoch-Smith lies with him. His son Rear Admiral Robert Kirk Dickson (1898–1952)...