Editing Arnold J. Toynbee (section)

===Career===
In 1912, having returned from his travels, Toynbee was elected a [[Fellow (Oxbridge)|fellow]] of his ''alma mater'' Balliol College, Oxford, and appointed a tutor in ancient history.<ref name="PBA bio" /><ref name="WWW" /> Unusually for a British classical scholar of that time, his interests crossed Greek and Roman civilisation, and ranged from [[Bronze Age Greece]] to the [[Byzantine Empire]].<ref name="PBA bio" /> He also combined traditional classical literary scholarship with the emerging discipline of [[classical archaeology]].<ref name="PBA bio" />