Amedey Caix de Saint-Aymour French scientist. Country: France

Content:

1. Louis Leger
2. Archaeological Expeditions
3. Focus on Ethiopia

Louis Leger

Linguist and Archaeologist

Louis Leger (1843-1923) was a renowned French scholar who made significant contributions to both linguistics and archaeology. Initially drawn to language studies, he authored "La langue latine etudi?e dans l'unit? indoeurop?enne" ("A Study of the Latin Language within the Indo-European Unity") in 1867.

Archaeological Expeditions

Leger's interest in archaeology took him on an expedition to Bosnia and Herzegovina. The成果 of this journey culminated in the publication of "Les pays sudslaves de l'Austro-Hongrie" ("The South Slavic Lands within the Austro-Hungarian Empire") in 1883.

Focus on Ethiopia

Leger's later research focused primarily on Ethiopia. He wrote "Les inter?ts fran?ais dans le Soudan ?thiopien" ("French Interests in the Ethiopian Sudan") in 1884 and "La France en Ethiopie" ("The Role of France in Ethiopia") in 1886. These works explored the geopolitical and economic interests of France in the region.

Archaeology

Gerald Matiushin	Maykl Kremo	George Karnarvon
Valentin Danilenko	Nicholas Adontz	Janusz Kozlowski