James Stewart (archaeologist)

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James R. Stewart (July 3, 1913, Sydney - February 6, 1962, Bathurst) was a noted Australian archaeologist of Cyprus and the Ancient Near East at the University of Sydney.

[edit] Further reading

  • Robert S. Merrillees, "Professor James R. Stewart: A Biographical Lecture", in Åström, P. (ed.), On Opium, Pots, People and Places - Selected Papers - An Honorary Volume for Robert S. Merrillees, [Studies in Mediterranean Archaeology and Literature, No. 167], Paul Åströms Forlag, 2003, pp.33-51. ISBN 91-7081-133-4


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