its resources on rescue archaeology. Law 3028 represents an ideal, but it must be applied to real people in specific circumstances. The numerous books on the topic recount many exceptions in actual practice, which must be cleared by the archaeological councils; for example, foreign archaeologists may be asked to help with rescue archaeology, or the schools may be asked to provide resources to the Hellenic Archaeological Service. Also, many of the personnel of the earlier schools found themselves entangled in historical events, typically not as members of the schools, but because they had intimate knowledge of the society and its history. The schools are not per se political. David George Hogarth, for example, a Director for a term of the British School, was an intelligence officer in the British Navy. The school had no use for him in that capacity. Along with Arthur Evans and Duncan Mackenzie, he worked very hard at archaeology in Phylakopi and Crete. John Pendlebury, Curator of the museum at Knossos, gave his life for Greece in the Battle of Crete in 1941, but not in any capacity as Curator or member of the school. He had returned home, only to be recruited into the British Army and sent back to Crete to work as an operative because of his knowledge of the locality and the people. He was caught and shot there by German paratroopers. Foreign archaeological institutes ("schools") in Athens American School of Classical Studies at Athens (ASCSA) Australian Archaeological Institute at Athens (AAIA) Austrian Archaeological Institute at Athens (ÖAI Athens) Belgian School at Athens (EBSA) British School at Athens (BSA) Canadian Institute in Greece (CIG-ICG) Danish Institute at Athens (DIA) Finnish Institute at Athens (FIA) French School at Athens (EfA) Georgian Institute at Athens German Archaeological Institute at Athens (DAI Athens) Irish Institute of Hellenic Studies at Athens (IIHSA) Italian School of Archaeology at Athens (SAIA) Netherlands Institute in Athens (NIA, see below) Norwegian Institute at Athens (also NIA, see above) The Polish Archaeological Institute at Athens (PAIA) Romanian Archaeological Institute in Athens (RAIA) Swedish Institute at Athens (SIA) Swiss School of Archaeology in Greece (ESAG/SASG/SEAG) Foreign-managed archaeological libraries in Athens Nordic Library at Athens Foreign-managed site facilities or study centres outside Athens Aigeira (Achaea) – Austrian School Corinth (Corinthia) – American School Delos (Cyclades) – French School Delphi (Phocis) – French School Eretria (Euboia) – Swiss School Knossos (Crete) – British School