Archaeology

Discover the world's most renowned archaeologists who have unearthed the mysteries of ancient civilizations. From Howard Carter to Jane Goodall, explore the remarkable individuals who have dedicated their lives to excavating and understanding the past.

Anthony Bonanno

Malta

Archaeologist, professor

Vladimir Stasov

Russia

Art and music critic, art historian, archaeologist, public figure, honorary member of the St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences

Kay Behrensmeyer

USA

American paleontologist (taphonomist and paleoecologist).

Jacques Boucher de Perthes

France

French archaeologist, one of the founders of scientific archaeology

Thomas Whittemore

USA

American archaeologist.

Stanislav Philippe Jacob Krzhizhanovsky

Poland

Polish archaeologist.

Mel Fisher

USA

Archaeologist

Fustel de Coulanges

France

Archaeologist

Sigurd Schmidt

Russia

Soviet and Russian historian and local historian

Manfred Korfmann

Germany

German archaeologist, researcher of prehistoric European history, professor

Heinrich Dressel

Germany

German archaeologist and numismatist

Frane Bulic

Croatia

Croatian archaeologist and cleric

Simon Emanuel

France

French archaeologist and politician.

John Westwood

Great Britain

English entomologist and archaeologist

Adam Cardonnel-Lawson

Great Britain

British antique dealer and collector of antiquities

Emmanuel Anati

Italy

Italian-born archaeologist.

Charles Othon Clarac

France

French archaeologist

Miloje Vasic

Serbia

Serbian archaeologist, professor at the University of Belgrade

Frank Hamilton Cushing

USA

American archaeologist, ethnographer, and Indian rights activist

Manuel Gomez-Moreno

Spain

Spanish archaeologist, epigraphist, art historian and linguist. In the 1930s and 1940s, he deciphered the Paleohispanic script, which contributed to significant progress in the study of the ancient history of the Iberian Peninsula before the Roman conquest.