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

Key Points

• 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.

Abstract