William Matthew Flinders Petrie
William Matthew Flinders Petrie was a pioneering British archaeologist and Egyptologist, often referred to as the father of modern archaeology. He is renowned for his meticulous excavation techniques and for establishing the importance of stratigraphy in archaeological research. Petrie's work in Egypt, particularly at sites such as Tell el-Retábí, laid the foundation for future studies of ancient Egyptian civilization and significantly advanced the understanding of its historical context.
Born on Jul 03, 1853 (171 years old)
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William Matthew Flinders Petrie was a British archeologist who discovered a stone relief at Tell el-Retábí over a century ago.
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