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Famous Archaeologists

Browse notable archaeologists such as Mary Leakey, Robert Ballard, and Arthur Evans.


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profile name: Howard Carter
profile occupation: Archaeologist
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profile name: Robert Ballard
profile occupation: Archaeologist
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profile name: Arthur Evans
profile occupation: Archaeologist
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profile name: Kathleen Kenyon
profile occupation: Archaeologist, Educator, Historian, Journalist
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profile name: John Lloyd Stephens
profile occupation: Archaeologist, Journalist
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profile name: Gertrude Bell
profile occupation: Archaeologist, Explorer, Political Leader, Writer
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