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Alan John Bayard Wace (born
July 13,
1879 in Cambridge, England; died
November 9,
1957, in Athens, Greece) was an English archaeologist and director of the
British School at Athens (1914-1923).
Wace was professor of classical archaeology at
University of Cambridge from 1934 to 1944 and at the Farouk I University in Egypt from 1943 to 1952. Among his field projects were those at
Sparta,
Mycenae,
Troy,
Thessaly,
Corinth, and
Alexandria.
Along with
Carl Blegen, Wace carried out important work on the decipherment of
Linear B tablets.
Works
- Prehistoric Thessaly (1912).
- Mycenae, an Archaeological History and Guide (1949).
- A Companion to Homer (1962).
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