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Percy Edward Newberry,

He started administrative work at the ...
Charles Higham

He was employed by the University of Otago and taught ...
Kathleen Kenyon

1942 The Buildings at Samaria, [Samaria-Sebaste I], London, 1942 (co-authored ...
Leslie Alcock

Professor of Archaeology at the University of Glasgow, and one ...
Sir Barry Cunliffe CBE

President, Council for British Archaeology (1976–79) Fellow, British Academy (1979) Member, Ancient ...

John Chadwick

After Ventris' death Chadwick became the figurehead of the Linear ...
Frederick W. Green

He excavated at Eileithyiaspolis with Clarke and Archibald Sayce from ...
James E. Quibell

He was appointed to the Catalogue Commission of the Egyptian ...
J. Desmond Clark

Clark ordered an excavation at Kalambo Falls, a 235m high, ...
John Gardner Wilkinson

Wilkinson, who first went to Egypt in 1822. He his ...

Mick Aston

He interested in archaeology both academically and through fieldwork, finding ...
Petrie, William Matthew Flinders

He is one of the most ...
Perring, John Shae

Perring, a British Egyptologist, was also an engineer, who typically ...
Amelia Ann Edwards

He toured Egypt, determining a fascination with the land and ...
Alfred Lucas

For nine seasons Alfred Lucas worked closely with Howard Carter ...

Giuseppe Ferlini

Giuseppe Ferlini (1800–1870), of Bologna, Italy, was an Italian doctor ...
James Burton

Between 1815 and 1822 Burton work for the architect Sir ...
Burton, Harry

He was born in Lincolnshire, England, to journeyman cabinet maker ...
Ernest Alfred Thompson Wallis  Budge

Budge go in the British Museum in the re-named Department ...
Alison Sheridan

Alison Sheridan is Head of Early Prehistory in the National ...

John Lubbock

He is noted for publishing the most influential archaeological book ...
Mike Parker Pearson

The monument Bluehenge was discovered by Professor Mike Parker Pearson He ...
Augustus Pitt Rivers

Rivers was known as the "Father of British Archaeology," ...
Geoffrey Thorndike Martin

Geoffrey Martin is most famous for his discoveries of the ...
Victor W. Turner

Victor W. Turner is best known for his work on ...