Thomas Hastie Bryce

Prof. Thomas Hastie Bryce MD
Born	1862
Died	1946
Residence	2 Granby Terrace, Glasgow The University, Glasgow [1917] The Loaning, Peebles [1935]
Occupation	medical academic anatomist
Society Membership membership ordinary fellow left 1935 last listed elected_AI 1902.01.21 1902.04.02

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House Notes

Proposed by J.L. Myres; seconded by Alfred Lionel Lewis, J.G. Garson 1901.12.10
earlier election date in A10:3
1914.02.24 1914.02.24 The Treasurer made his statement as to arrears of subscriptions and it was resolved that Dr J.G. Garson be left alone, that the Treasurer should write to the Revd. Hastings, Mr Blundell, Prof. T.H. Bryce, Mr Newton H. Harding, Mr Houghton, Mr Nicholls, Mrs Ben Yusuf, Mr Donald Sundar and Mr F.B. Goldney MP

Regius Professor of Anatomy in the University of Glasgow

Notes From Elsewhere

Thomas Hastie Bryce (1862-1946) was Regius Professor of Anatomy at the University and curator of the archaeological and anatomical specimens at the Hunterian Museum, from 1909 to 1935. He was awarded an LLD in 1936.
Bryce was the son of a physician and graduated MA (1882), MB (1886) and MD from the University of Edinburgh. He became a Demonstrator in Anatomy at Queen Margaret College in 1890, working for the lecturer Sir William Turner, and began lecturing in the subject at the University in 1892. He is primarily remembered for his work in the fields of human embryology and comparative anatomy but was also a resepected archaeologist who wrote more than forty reports for the Proceedings of the Society of Antiquities of Scotland.

Publications

House Publications

Prehistoric human remains from I. of Arran 1902

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The Hunterian Museum currently holds 14 human skulls in its collection that were excavated by Professor Thomas Hastie Bryce