1944 in archaeology
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The year 1944 in archaeology involved some significant events.
Explorations
Excavations
- Canterbury Excavations began.
- "Caesar's Camp" (pre-Roman) site at location of London Heathrow Airport.
Publications
- Paul Jacobsthal's Early Celtic Art published in Oxford.
Finds
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Awards
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Miscellaneous
- 31 May: Nemi ships destroyed by fire.
- The Council for British Archaeology is formed.
- Mortimer Wheeler is appointed Director-General of the Archaeological Survey of India.
Births
- 10 July: Norman Hammond, British Mayanist
- 19 December: Richard Leakey, Kenyan physical anthropologist & archaeologist
- 25 July: David Breeze, British archaeologist notable for work on Hadrian's Wall, the Antonine Wall and the Roman Army
- Gabriel Barkay, Hungarian-born Israeli archaeologist