Ms Gethin Rees
Ms Gethin Rees was awarded an Indian Travel Award (2005-06) when Metadata Editor, British Library London, to study at Deccan College, Pune, and undertake fieldwork on excavations of a Chalcolithic copper smelting site in Gilund, Rajasthan.
Ms Stephanie Bogin
Ms Stephanie Bogin was awarded an India Travel Award (2005-06) when PhD student, Conservation of Wall Painting, Courtauld Institute of Art, London, for fieldwork trip re a study of the evolution of Ladakh wall painting technology from 12th to 17th centuries CE.
Dr Lucy Blue
Dr Lucy Blue was awarded an India Travel Award (2005-06) when Lecturer in Archaeology, University of Southampton, for a study of traditional Indian watercraft in context.
Ms Eiluned Edwards
Ms Eiluned Edwards was awarded an India Travel Award (2006-07) as Research Fellow, Victoria and Albert Museum, London, to undertake research on the production and use of natural dyes (especially indigo) in India.
Ms Sandra Joly
Ms Sandra Joly was awarded an Indian Travel Award (2006-07) when MA student, Royal College of Art, London, to observe manufacturing techniques employed in the production of historic and contemporary bidriware.
Ms Ainslie MacDougall Cameron
Ms Ainslie MacDougall Cameron was awarded an Indian Travel Award (2007-08) when D.Phil student, University of Oxford, to undertake research in palace archives in Devgarh, Jaipur and the royal collection of the Maharana of Mewar.
Ms Gethin Powell Rees
Ms Gethin Powell Rees was awarded an Indian Travel Award (2007-08) when PhD student, University of Cambridge, for a study of the relationship between Buddhism and trade through research on the rock-cut caves of the Western Ghats..
Ms Penelope Wilson
Ms Penelope Wilson was awarded an India Travel Award (2008-09) when Exhibitions Coordinator, Victoria and Albert Museum, London for a visit to India for meetings relating to a collaborative exhibition with Indian museums.
Dr John Clarke
Dr John Clarke was awarded an India Travel Award (2008-09) when Curator, Asian Department, Victoria and Albert Museum, London, for a study trip to major Buddhist sites relating to the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, to inform research and documentation for the Museum’s new Buddhist sculpture gallery.
Mr Nilesh Mistry
Mr Nilesh Mistry was awarded an Indian Travel Award (2008-09) when Museum Officer, International Arts, Museums, Galleries and Heritage, Bradford MD Council, for research for the development of two exhibitions, Reimagining Empire and Future Heirlooms for Bradford City Museums,