Charles E.A.W. Oldham

Charles E.A.W. Oldham CSI
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Born	1869
Died	1949
Residence	21 Courtfield Road, SW7
Occupation	civil service
Society Membership membership ordinary fellow left 1933 last listed elected_AI 1927.04.26 societies Royal Asiatic Society Instituut Kern, Leiden Jaarveslag

Notes

House Notes

1927.03.22 proposed by Sir R. Temple, seconded by F.J. Richards 

Notes From Elsewhere

We are sorry to record here the death news of one of the ablest Indologists of Europe, Mr C.E.A.W. Oldham, who was very much interested in the history and geography of Ancient India. His valuable researches in this field will long be remembered by us. He was an Editor of the Indian Antiquary for several years. As an useful member of the Indian Civil Service, he after retirement did enough for Indological studies. Even in his old age he never severed his connection with the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland, which was greatly inebted to him in manifold ways. He died at the age of eighty. [Indian Culture vol. xv July 1948-June 1949)

Publications

External Publications

1937. “Some Remarks on the Models of the Bodh Gaya Temple Found at Nar-thang.” Journal of the Bihar and Orissa Research Society 23:418–28.

many articles in the Indian Antiquary