Mortimer Wheeler
Augustus Pitt-Rivers
Sir Robert Eric Mortimer Wheeler, CH , CIE , MC , TD , FSA , FRS , FBA (10 September 1890 - 22 July 1976) was a ...
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* CH
* CIE
* MC
* TD
* FSA
* FRS
* FBA
* archaeologist
* British Army
* National Museum of Wales
* London Museum
* Archaeological Survey of India
* Institute of Archaeology
* London
* Glasgow
* Yorkshire
* Classics
* University College London
* Romano-British
* World War I
* Royal Artillery
* Western Front
* major
* Military Cross
* excavation
* Segontium
* Y Gaer
* Isca Augusta
* Tessa Wheeler
* Augustus Pitt Rivers
* stratigraphic context
* University of London
* Lydney Park
* Verulamium
* Iron Age
* hill fort
* Maiden Castle
* World War II
* Armed Forces
* brigadier
* North African Campaign
* Allied invasion of Italy
* Harappa
* Arikamedu
* Brahmagiri
* cruise ship
* BBC
* Animal, Vegetable, Mineral?
* British Academy
* UNESCO
* Glasgow
* Bristol
* Baptist
* freethinker
* University of Edinburgh
* English literature
* Thomas Spencer Baynes
* Shakespearean
* St. Andrews University
* Edinburgh
* leader
* Bradford Observer
* Saltaire
* Bradford
* Yorkshire
* a late prehistoric cup-marked stone
* lithics
* Ilkley Moor
* barrow
* maid
* natural history
* art history
* Bradford Grammar School
* West Dulwich
* Herne Hill
* The National Gallery
* Victoria and Albert Museum
* entrance exam
* classical studies
* University College London
* Bloomsbury
* A. E. Housman
* art school
* Slade School of Fine Art
* second
* Master of Arts
* Gregory Foster
* Tessa Verney
* excavation
* Viroconium Cornoviorum
* Romano-British
* Wroxeter
* Society of Antiquaries
* Augustus Wollaston Franks
* Sir Arthur Evans
* Rhineland
* Stuart Piggott
* English Royal Commission on Historical Monuments
* Stebbing
* Essex
* World War I
* volunteered for the armed forces
* Officer Training Corps
* Michael Wheeler
* Royal Field Artillery
* Territorial Force
* howitzers
* Royal Field Artillery
* General Officer Commanding
* Third Army
* Battle of Passchendaele
* Western Front
* artillery battery
* major
* mustard gas
* Allied
* Italian Riviera
* Caporetto
* a German and Austro-Hungarian advance
* Russian Republic
* Castelfranco
* Vieux Rouen
* 2nd Division
* Julian Byng
* Sapignies
* Military Cross
* Pulheim
* Gordon Square
* academic paper
* Balkerne Gate
* Journal of Roman Studies
* Claudius
* Boudica
* Doctorate of Letters
* National Museum of Wales
* University College of South Wales and Monmouthshire
* Cardiff
* Welsh nationalism
* Plaid Cymru
* Segontium
* Augustus Pitt-Rivers
* Archaeologia Cambrensis
* Victor Nash-Williams
* Ian Richmond
* Y Gaer
* Brecon
* Nowell Myres
* Christopher Hawkes
* Sir Flinders Petrie
* Hilda Petrie
* Isca Augusta
* Caerleon
* middle-market newspaper
* Daily Mail
* King Arthur
* Oxford University Press
* William Evans Hoyle
* Charles Reed Peers
* Robert Bosanquet
* H. J. Fleure
* Cyril Fox
* William Reardon Smith
* Whitehall
* British Treasury
* George V
* London Museum
* Lancaster House
* St James's
* Victoria Station
* Greater London
* City of London Corporation
* Royal Archaeological Institute
* graduate diploma
* Lydney Park
* Gloucestershire
* Charles Bathurst
* Verulamium
* Kathleen Kenyon
* oppidum
* Catuvellauni
* Antiquity
* Christ Church, Oxford
* Institute of Archaeology
* Maiden Castle
* Dorchester
* Dorset
* Dorset County Museum
* W. F. Grimes
* Near East
* Marseilles
* Port Said
* Old Kingdom
* Sakkara
* Sinai
* Tel Megiddo
* pulmonary embolism
* Horace de Vere Cole
* Augustus John
* Caxton Hall
* honeymoon
* St. John's Lodge
* Regent's Park
* First Commissioner of Works
* William Ormsby-Gore
* Alexander Cambridge, 1st Earl of Athlone
* Institute of Historical Research
* Courtauld Institute of Art
* Museums Association
* Belfast
* honorary doctorate
* Bristol University
* Winston Churchill
* A History of the English-Speaking Peoples
* Brittany
* Huelgoat
* Finistère
* Julius Caesar
* Quimper
* Normandy
* Duclair
* Second World War
* Nazi Germany
* Munich Agreement
* Enfield
* Michael
* Royal Artillery
* colonel
* influenza
* North African Campaign
* RMS Empress of Russia
* Cape of Good Hope
* Durban
* kraals
* Aden
* Suez
* Great Bitter Lake
* Jerusalem
* Wellington bomber
* Eighth Army
* El Alamein
* Second Battle of El Alamein
* Tripoli
* Leptis Magna
* Royal Air Force
* Sicily
* brigadier
* Algiers
* the invasion of Italy
* India Office
* British 10th Corps
* Naples
* Capri
* V. Gordon Childe
* Council for British Archaeology
* Roman Catholic
* Bombay
* John Colville
* Delhi
* Simla
* Archaeological Survey of India
* Archibald Wavell
* Viceroy of India
* Leonard Woolley
* racist
* Glyn Daniel
* Indus Valley Civilization
* Achaemenid Empire
* Vedas
* Aryan invasion
* National Museum of Archaeology
* Taxila
* B. B. Lal
* Mohenjo-daro
* Harappa
* stratigraphy
* amphora
* Arikamedu
* rupee
* A. Aiyappan
* Brahmagiri
* Mysore
* Ancient India
* Zahidan
* Persepolis
* Tehran
* Isfahan
* Shiraz
* Pasargadae
* Kashan
* Baghdad
* Bactria
* Balkh
* Partition of India
* Dominion of Pakistan
* Union of India
* British Empire
* Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales
* Hallam Street
* James Mann
* O. G. S. Crawford
* Petrie Medal
* Norton lectures
* Archaeological Institute of America
* anti-Americanism
* Fazlur Rahman
* National Museum of Pakistan
* Karachi
* Leslie Alcock
* Punjabi
* Urdu
* Bindon Hill
* Ministry of Works
* Stanwick Iron Age Fortifications
* North Riding
* British Academy
* Frederic G. Kenyon
* Charles Webster
* Joan Evans
* Ancient Monuments Board
* prostate
* Companion of Honour
* Fellow of the Royal Society
* BBC
* Animal, Vegetable, Mineral?
* What in the World?
* Buried Treasure
* Tollund Man
* Great Zimbabwe
* Southern Rhodesia
* Hadrian's Wall
* Pompeii
* John Irving
* migrants from the Indian subcontinent
* Thames and Hudson
* Weidenfeld & Nicolson
* Persian Empire
* Alexander the Great
* R.K. Swan
* Ceylon
* the Somme
* Pas de Calais
* Charsada
* Cadbury Castle
* Somerset
* Ralegh Radford
* York Minster
* British Museum
* Frank Francis
* Egypt Exploration Society
* British School at Athens
* British School at Rome
* British School at Ankara
* British School in Iraq
* British School at Jerusalem
* Pilgrim Trust
* Nuffield Foundation
* Rockefeller Foundation
* Jacquetta Hawkes
* East Africa
* Dar es Salaam
* Nairobi
* University of Tehran
* Six-Day War
* Max Mallowan
* Agatha Christie
* Siraf
* Derek Allen
* UNESCO
* Nile Valley
* Aswan Dam
* Abu Simbel temples
* Barry Cunliffe
* University of Southampton
* festschrift
* Chronicle
* Leatherhead
* Surrey
* half-mast
* St James's Church, Piccadilly
* Max Mallowan
* charm offensives
* Suffragettes
* Tessa Verney
* Michael Mortimer Wheeler
* Horace de Vere Cole
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* Catholicism prevented divorce
* one-night stands
* Daily Mail
* Tim Schadla-Hall
* Knossos
* Ur
* Jacquetta Hawkes
* Palaeolithic
* Deccan College
* Pune
* Mick Aston
* FitzRoy Somerset, 4th Baron Raglan
* Man
* University of Cambridge
* egalitarianism
* Hey Ram
* Kamal Haasan
* Shah Rukh Khan
* 1947 Hindu-Muslim riots
* Public Archaeology
* Papers from the Institute of Archaeology
* comic strip
* accessed 11 March 2013