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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Supervised two mound excavations at the Kincaid site, Illinois, for ...
Clark ordered an excavation at Kalambo Falls, a 235m high, ...
Norman Emerson's prodigious excavations at nearly 50 sites helped expose ...
JBoucher de Perthes, was a notable for his discovery, ...
in his early age, became a ...
In 1990, The Society for California Archaeology (SCA) presented James ...
Between 1815 and 1822 Burton work for the architect Sir ...
James C. Chatters is an affiliate research associate professor at ...
Recent honors and grants of James Clifford include:
2004:Doctor of Letters, ...
Tabor is the author of four books and numerous scholarly ...
He was appointed to the Catalogue Commission of the Egyptian ...
James Deetz was often known as one of the fathers ...
Breasted was in the forefront of the generation of archeologist-historians ...
James M. Adovasio is the director of the anthropology and ...
James Owen Dorsey work contributed much to Powell's classification system ...
James Verne Dusenberry's doctoral thesis, "The Montana Cree, a Study ...
Davidson has published extensively on the prehistory of New Zealand ...
Harrington's background in both architecture and archaeology made him a ...
Following the modest success of the English physicist Thomas Young ...
Waldeck made two major contributions to society.
The first contribution, ...
Benoist wrote several books, including:
“Tyrannie du Logos”
“Les Outils de la ...
In 1939 as a 13 year old schoolboy, he discovered ...
Joaquin Garcia collected historical documents and translated them for the ...
He participated in the Swedish Antarctic Expedition of 1901 to ...
John Aubrey was England's first archeologist.
The discovery of Stonehenge was ...
In 1965 he was the first recipient of the Smithsonian ...
After Ventris' death Chadwick became the figurehead of the Linear ...
John Comaroff was awarded the Anders Retzius Gold Medal from ...
In 1953 Dr. Clark discovered an incredible site,Kalambo Falls. This ...
John Dollard proposed the theory of aggression,"Frustration aggression theory".
He summarized ...
Wilkinson, who first went to Egypt in 1822. He his ...
Dr.John Lawrence Angel was awarded the Guggenheim Fellowship in 1948.
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He is noted for publishing the most influential archaeological book ...
Allegro's thirteen books include :
The Dead Sea Scrolls (1956).
The Treasure ...
Sir William Dawson's name is especially associated with Eozoon canadense, ...
Davis's Ph.D. dissertation was on Quaternary Tephrochronology of Lake Lahontan, ...
Selected works of Jose Maria Arguedas include:
Deep Rivers(2002)
...
Joseph John Campbell was best known for his work in ...
Joseph L. Chartkoff was a founding member of the ...
Juan B. Ambrosetti is called the "Father of Folk Science". ...
Julio Caro Baroja received the following awards:
The Prince of Asturias ...
John Adair, best known for work in visual anthropology.
He is ...
John Drake coauthored Black Metropolis(1946), a landmark study of Chicago's ...
John was wedded to Flavia Waters on December 27, 1924. ...
Mexican archaeologist Jorge R. Acosta excavated at most of the ...
Honors and Fellowships:
Phi Beta Kappa, 1937.
Wisconsin Scholar,1938-39.
Demobilization Award, Social Science ...
Joseph Ralston Caldwell conducted major excavations in the Savannah, Georgia ...
Books published by Cruikshank include:
Life Lived Like a Story: Life ...
