Archaeology
Archaeology, or archeology, is the study of human activity through the recovery and analysis of material culture. The archaeological record consists of artifacts, architecture, biofacts or ecofacts and cultural landscapes. Archaeology can be considered both a social science and a branch of the humanities.
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Philip de Jersey
Archaeologist
James Henry Breasted
American archaeologist
Ahmad Hasan Dani
Pakistani archaeologist
Robin Heath
British author
Shen Kuo
Chinese polymath
Nicholas Reeves
Michael Ventris
Architect
Arthur Upham Pope
American art historian
Eudald Carbonell
Spanish archaeologist
Ian Hodder
British archaeologist
Vivant Denon
French visual artist
Becca Peixotto
American archaeologist
Wil Roebroeks
Dutch archaeologist
Jehane Ragai
Author
Francis Ronalds
Scientist
Victor Spinei
Romanian author
Grigore Tocilescu
Anatoly Derevyanko
Russian archaeologist
Peter N. Peregrine
American anthropologist
Patricia Vinnicombe
South African archaeologist
Charles Harrison McNutt
American archaeologist
Seifollah Kambakhshfard
Iranian archaeologist
Therkel Mathiassen
Archaeologist
Victor Loret
Vasile Pârvan
Romanian historian
Harvey Whitehouse
Alexey Okladnikov
Archaeologist
Richard Blanton
American anthropologist
Kamyar Abdi
Iranian archaeologist
Richard L. Burger
Jesse Walter Fewkes
American anthropologist
Jerald T. Milanich
American anthropologist
Stuart Struever
American archaeologist
Michael Rostovtzeff
Russian historian
Anne Claude de Caylus
Count of Caylus
Norman Tindale
Australian anthropologist
Alfred Werner Maurer
German architect
David Breeze
British archaeologist
Marcella Frangipane
Professor
Marko Vego
Archaeologist
Turi King
British professor
Grga Novak
Croatian historian
Pavel Dolukhanov
Russian archaeologist
Tatiana Štefanovičová
James Bennett Griffin
American archaeologist
Leslie Peter Wenham
British archaeologist
William W. Fitzhugh
American archaeologist