University of Melbourne / Australian Institute of Archaeology / University of Melbourne’s Classics / British Museum / Ian Potter Museum of Art / Somerville College / University College London / Institute of Archaeology / UCL Institute of Archaeology / /
IndustryTerm
important site / /
NaturalFeature
Tyropean River / Jordan River / Dead Sea / /
Organization
University of Melbourne / University College London / British School of Archaeology in Jerusalem / Oxford University Archaeological Society / UCL Institute of Archaeology / Australian Institute of Archaeology / /
Person
Gertrude Caton-Thompson / Ernst Sellin / Charles Warren / Kathleen Kenyon / Mortimer Wheeler / Kathleen Mary Kenyon / Walter Beasley / Carl Watzinger / Frederic Kenyon / John Garstang / /
Position
influential woman archaeologist / president / director / scholar and director / /
Kathleen Kenyon (1906–1978) Dame Kathleen Mary Kenyon is arguably the most influential woman archaeologist of the 20th century. Kathleen, or ‘K’ as she was known to her close associates, was the eldest daughter of