Cecil Harcourt-Smith helped to transform the finances of the BSA through the introduction of the annual Government Grant (£500) and the growth of subscriptions. Investments also formed a steady stream of income (and increased during the First World War). Money given specifically for excavations changed from year to year.
Chart revised 7 August 2008.
21 Şubat 2008 Perşembe
BSA Income (1894-1918)
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