Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Grace Crowfoot was an archaeologist and expert on Ancient Egyptian textiles and mother of Dorothy Hodgkin, Nobel Laureate in Chemistry. During her career she worked on the Anglo Saxon burial at Sutton Hoo and on a variety of Ancient Egyptian tombs including publishing a paper on the embroidered panels in the tomb of Tutankhamun. She trained a generation of textile archaeologists such as Audrey Henshall, Margethe Hald and Agnes Geijer. She was notable for her involvement with the Dead Sea Scrolls. She published widely in the field and is notable for her contribution to the archaeology of textiles. Her obituary was written by Kathleen Kenyon."@en }
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- Grace_Crowfoot abstract "Grace Crowfoot was an archaeologist and expert on Ancient Egyptian textiles and mother of Dorothy Hodgkin, Nobel Laureate in Chemistry. During her career she worked on the Anglo Saxon burial at Sutton Hoo and on a variety of Ancient Egyptian tombs including publishing a paper on the embroidered panels in the tomb of Tutankhamun. She trained a generation of textile archaeologists such as Audrey Henshall, Margethe Hald and Agnes Geijer. She was notable for her involvement with the Dead Sea Scrolls. She published widely in the field and is notable for her contribution to the archaeology of textiles. Her obituary was written by Kathleen Kenyon.".
- Q15130018 abstract "Grace Crowfoot was an archaeologist and expert on Ancient Egyptian textiles and mother of Dorothy Hodgkin, Nobel Laureate in Chemistry. During her career she worked on the Anglo Saxon burial at Sutton Hoo and on a variety of Ancient Egyptian tombs including publishing a paper on the embroidered panels in the tomb of Tutankhamun. She trained a generation of textile archaeologists such as Audrey Henshall, Margethe Hald and Agnes Geijer. She was notable for her involvement with the Dead Sea Scrolls. She published widely in the field and is notable for her contribution to the archaeology of textiles. Her obituary was written by Kathleen Kenyon.".