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Famous Archaeologists worldwide

Archaeology is the scientific study of past human lives and activities through material objects. There are many great men and women archaeologists that have contributed significantly to the field of archaeology. This page provides a short and snappy list of famous archaeologist throughout the globe categorized alphabetically. You can also view the archaeologist categorized on the basis of country by using the link above.

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Abdul Hamid El-Zein Throughout his career el-Zein earned many distinctions, awards, and fellowships. ...	Adolf Bastian Adolf Bastian is known as a founder of ethnography. Modern ...	Adolph Francis Alphonse Bandelier The Bandelier National Monument in New Mexico ...	Adolphe Napoleon Didron He examined the art of the Eastern Church, both in ...	Aidan Cockburn Aidan’s most well known work is the compilation and ...
Aidan Dodson Dr. Dodson's area of expertise was in Egyptian funerary equipment ...	Akira Y. Yamamoto Awards: Akira Y.Yamamoto’s first major award came in 1985 when he ...	Akurgal Ekrem He was a well-known and internationally famous Turkish archaeologist. He worked ...	Alan Dundes Awards In 1994, he won the UC Berkeley Distinguished Teaching Award, ...	Alan Walker Alan Walker was awarded a MacArthur Fellowship "genius grant" ...
Alessandro Duranti Alessandro Duranti's books include From Grammar to Politics: Linguistic Anthropology ...	Alfonso Caso Andrade Alfonso Caso Andrade was an archaeologist who made major contributions ...	Alfred Lucas For nine seasons Alfred Lucas worked closely with Howard Carter ...	Alfred Russel Wallace Alfred Russel Wallace was considered the 19th century's leading expert ...	Alison Sheridan Alison Sheridan is Head of Early Prehistory in the National ...
Amelia Ann Edwards He toured Egypt, determining a fascination with the land and ...	Andrew Colin Renfrew He is known for his work on radiocarbon dating, the ...	Andrew Ellicott Douglass Douglass discovered a possible relationship between climate and plant growth. Douglass ...	Angie Debo Angie Debo's dissertation was published by the University of Oklahoma ...	Anthony Francis Clarke Wallace Anthony Wallace received the Bancroft Prize for Rockdale: The Growth ...
Antonio Goubaud Carrera Goubaud was among the first generation of Guatemalan anthropologists to ...	Arthur Demarest Arthur A. Demarest is an accredited anthropologist. He has discovered an ...	Arthur John Evans Sir Arthur John Evans was most famous for unearthing ...	Arthur Mace Dr. Arthur Mace, Assistant Curator, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New ...	Arturo Escobar Arturo has a lot of field work knowledge. He ...
Athanasius Kircher He did make an early study of Egyptian hieroglyphs, appropriately ...	Auguste Mariette Auguste Mariette, one of the best ...	Augustus Pitt Rivers Rivers was known as the "Father of British Archaeology," ...	Abolfazl Aali He is the director of the archaeological exactions at the ...	Alexander F. Chamberlain Alexander F. Chamberlain was editor of the Journal of ...
Alexandre Piankoff He became concerned in Egyptology as ...	Alfredo Chavero Chavero's most famous discovery was in 1887, when he found ...	Alice Blyth Child Alice Blyth Child is known for the book she co-authored ...	Allan Donald Coult Coult was described as one of anthropology's most original and ...	Arthur James Outram Anderson Awards received by Anderson Guggenheim fellow Award in Europe. Honorary ...