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The Robert Anderson Research Charitable Trust (RARCT) provides talented young students and scholars with the opportunity to spend time in London in pursuit of their studies and research.

To learn more about our work, the Trust’s Founder, and its current scholars and alumni, or how you can apply for a scholarship or support the Trust’s work, please follow the links above.

For recent news (June 2019) please see the Trust’s Newsletter.

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The Trust’s Egyptology library looking very inviting... With the donation of books from the Czech Institute and incorporation of Trust Director @chrisnaunton’s personal library there are now almost 2,000 items in the collection #egyptology #library #shelfie #losttombs #losttombsofegypt
Utterly delighted to have received a shipment of three boxes full of the Czech Institute of Egyptology’s publications - a gift of thanks to the Trust for receiving so many of the Institute’s staff and students over many years. No doubt these will prove very useful to countless more students in the future! Enormous thanks to Prof Miroslav Barta & all at the Institute. Also to volunteer Susan Biddle for doing the cataloguing! #egyptology #library #shelfie
#Repost @jackianist with @make_repost ・・・ Today was my last day living in the Hornton Street house of @rarctrust, concluding a period of 6 years of my bachelor’s and master’s degree at RAM and GSMD. Simply can’t believe where the time has gone....I shall forever be thankful for being able to have free accommodation in the most expensive part of London. @hcolondon will live on, and I shall move on to other adventures...... #residentmusicscholar #bikescholar #blessed #musician #life #studiesover #summer #london #highstreetkensington photo by @chrisnaunton
One of our July visitors is Mai Farah, a curator at the Grand Egyptian Museum project and PhD student at Cairo University. Mai has been spending most of her time at @britishmuseum, in the Dept of Ancient Egypt & Sudan as many of our Egyptologists do. A list of all those who have been awarded a place to study in London with the Trusts’s support is available on our website (link in bio).
What a pleasure to be able to welcome two members of the @qubbetelhawa archaeological project to stay with us in Kensington in June: Luisa Gonzalez, returning for a second visit (2nd & 3rd pics) & for the first time Yolanda de la Torre Robles (1st, 4th & 5th). A list of all those who have been awarded a place to study in London with the Trusts’s support is available on our website (link in bio).

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