Category talk:English archaeologists

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Missing archaeologists

Rather astounded that the list of English archaeologists does not include a whole bunch of well-known people, including J.G.D. (Grahame) Clarke, Arthur Evans, Glyn Daniel (OK, Welsh), V. Gordon Childe (Australian, but worked and taught in Britain), Stuart Piggott, Geoffrey Bibby, Max Mallowan, Leonard Woolley, Mortimer Wheeler etc., etc..--Death Bredon (talk) 14:03, 9 September 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Grahame Clark, Arthur Evans, Stuart Piggott, Max Mallowan, Leonard Woolley, and Mortimer Wheeler are at Category:British Archaeologists. Unfortunately the English wikipedia does not have an article on Geoffrey Bibby, but the German wiki does. It's rather short so I think I'll go ahead and translate it... Lithoderm (talk) 17:37, 11 November 2008 (UTC)[reply]