Amelia Edwards

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Amelia Edwards was a 19th-century English writer, traveler, and pioneering Egyptologist whose advocacy and fundraising were crucial to the development of British Egyptology.

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instanceOf Egyptologist
antiquarian
explorer
human
journalist
novelist
traveler
alsoKnownAs Egypt Exploration Society co-founder
bequeathed her Egyptian antiquities collection to University College London
coFounded Egypt Exploration Fund NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 1831-06-07
dateOfDeath 1892-04-15
fieldOfWork Egyptology
archaeology
literature
travel writing
women's rights advocacy
fullName Amelia Ann Blanford Edwards NERFINISHED
gender female
genre Gothic fiction
ghost stories
historical fiction
travel literature
influenced development of Egyptology in the United Kingdom
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement Victorian literature
name Amelia Edwards NERFINISHED
nationality English
notableFor advocacy for the scientific study and preservation of ancient Egyptian monuments
fundraising for archaeological excavations in Egypt
pioneering work in British Egyptology
notableWork A Thousand Miles up the Nile NERFINISHED
Barbara's History NERFINISHED
Lord Brackenbury NERFINISHED
occupation Egyptologist
archaeologist
journalist
novelist
short story writer
travel writer
writer
placeOfBirth London, England
surface form: London
placeOfDeath Weston-super-Mare NERFINISHED
positionHeld co-founder of the Egypt Exploration Fund
residence London, England
surface form: London
wrote A Thousand Miles up the Nile NERFINISHED
Barbara's History NERFINISHED
Lord Brackenbury NERFINISHED
The Phantom Coach NERFINISHED

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