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12 de mar. de 2010 · PETER WARREN; SIR ARTHUR EVANS AND HIS ACHIEVEMENT, Bulletin of the Institute of Classical Studies, Volume 44, Issue 1, 1 December 2000, Pages 199–211, htt
Arthur Evans bronzszobra Knósszoszban. Sir Arthur John Evans ( Nash Mills, 1851. július 8. – Boars Hill, 1941. július 11.) a brit régészet egyik leghíresebb alakja, a régészet történetének Heinrich Schliemannhoz mérhető nagysága. Nevéhez fűződik a Kréta szigetén fekvő ókori minószi civilizáció fővárosának ...
17 de feb. de 2001 · Despite this early training, Arthur Evans was a late bloomer. He graduated from Oxford in 1874 much in the shadow of his father’s illustrious career. Between stints as a journalist in the Balkans, Arthur courted and married Margaret Freeman, the oldest daughter of the historian Edward Freeman. In 1884 Arthur was elected keeper of antiquities ...
Sir Arthur Evans began excavating the building he called ‘the Palace of Minos’ at Knossos in 1900 and continued working there until 1931. Perhaps the most controversial aspect of his work was his decision to restore the Bronze Age palace, in use from around 1900 to 1350 BCE, using modern building materials. Nevertheless, the Palace of Minos ...
Sir Arthur John Evans (1851–1941), archaeologist, numismatist and museum director, is perhaps best known as the excavator of Knossos, Crete (1900-1931), and for the discovery of the Minoan civilization. He also made important contributions across a range of fields including archaeology, anthropology, ethnology, numismatics and the arts, as ...
The Ashmolean houses the largest collection of Aegean seals, rings and sealings and of Aegean scripts outside Greece and of Minoan antiquities outside Crete. The largest part of the Cretan antiquities comes from Sir Arthur Evans's excavations at Knossos and his personal collections from his travels and explorations throughout Crete. It ...
Le 23 mars 1900, Sir Arthur Evans commençait ses fouilles sur la colline de Knossos, en Crète. Il en dégagea les ruines d'un palais minoen. Même si ses méthodes de reconstitution étonnent aujourd'hui, Evans était parvenu à ses fins: il a prouvé que le roi Minos, père du terrible taureau de légende, était bien un personnage historique.
