Arthur Evans

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Arthur Evans was a British archaeologist best known for excavating the Minoan palace at Knossos and pioneering the study of Aegean Bronze Age civilizations.

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Arthur Evans (key Knossos examples) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British archaeologist
archaeologist
human
awardReceived Knight Bachelor
Order of Merit
coinvented term "Minoan" for the Bronze Age civilization of Crete
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
dateOfBirth 1851-07-08
dateOfDeath 1941-07-11
described Minoan civilization
educatedAt Brasenose College, Oxford NERFINISHED
Harrow School
employer Ashmolean Museum
familyName Evans
father John Evans
fieldOfWork Aegean archaeology
Bronze Age archaeology
Minoan civilization
archaeology
givenName Arthur
honorificPrefix Sir
influenced Aegean prehistory studies
interpretation of Bronze Age scripts in the Aegean
knownFor excavating the Minoan palace at Knossos
pioneering the study of Aegean Bronze Age civilizations
languageSpoken English
Greek
memberOf British Academy
Royal Society
nativeLanguage English
notableWork Scripta Minoa
Knossos
surface form: The Palace of Minos

Knossos
surface form: excavations at Knossos
occupation antiquarian
archaeologist
placeOfBirth Hertfordshire
Nash Mills
placeOfDeath Youlbury
near Oxford
positionHeld Keeper of the Ashmolean Museum
residence Oxford
Youlbury
sexOrGender male
sibling Lewis Evans
spouse Margaret Freeman
workLocation Crete
Knossos
Oxford

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Minoan civilization discoveredBy Arthur Evans
Knossos excavatedBy Arthur Evans
Knossos partiallyReconstructedBy Arthur Evans
Cretan hieroglyphs studiedBy Arthur Evans
Sinclair Hood influencedBy Arthur Evans
Bull-leaping fresco excavatedBy Arthur Evans
Snake Goddess figurines discoveredBy Arthur Evans
this entity surface form: Arthur Evans (key Knossos examples)