Anthropologists And Archaeologists 1-24
20 entries in the Anthropologists And Archaeologists compendium.
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Davidson BlackAustralian writer who trekked 2,700 km across Western Australian deserts with camels.E. E. Evans-PritchardEnglish anthropologist who studied Azande and Nuer peoples.Earnest HootonFirst full-time physical anthropology professor in the US; organizing committee member of Edward Burnett TylorFounding figure of social anthropology and cultural evolutionism.Ellen Churchill SempleAmerican geographer and first female AAG president.Elsie Clews ParsonsAnthropologist, folklorist, feminist, and first female president of the AAA.Eric WolfAnthropologist known for Marxist perspectives and global historical analysis.Eugène DuboisFirst anthropologist to purposefully search for hominid fossils.Flinders PetrieEnglish Egyptologist who pioneered systematic archaeology and artefact preservation.Francis James GillenEarly Australian anthropologist and ethnologist, co-author with Spencer.Grahame ClarkBritish archaeologist who transformed the study of Mesolithic Europe.Hiram Bingham IIIExplorer who brought Machu Picchu to world attention.Howard CarterBritish archaeologist who discovered Tutankhamun's near-intact tomb in 1922.Ian HodderBritish archaeologist and pioneer of post-processual theory.Irenäus Eibl-EibesfeldtAustrian ethologist who founded human ethology as a science.James George FrazerScottish anthropologist who studied myth, ritual, and cultural evolution.Jared DiamondAmerican scientist, historian, and author of *Guns, Germs, and Steel*.Gregory BatesonAnthropologist and cyberneticist who developed the double-bind theory.James Henry BreastedAmerican archaeologist who founded the Oriental Institute.Giovanni BelzoniItalian explorer and pioneer archaeologist of Egyptian antiquities.
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