About Félix Sartiaux
Lived 1876 – 1944 (aged 67–68). Félix Sartiaux was a French engineer and archaeologist.
Félix Sartiaux (1876-1944) was a French engineer and amateur archaeologist who eye-witnessed the Massacre of Phocaea.
Sartiaux was a graduate of the Polytechnique and Director of Operations at the French Northern Railway Company. In 1913, he traveled to Asia Minor commissioned by the French state to carry out archaeological excavations at the ancient town of Old Phocaea. The photographs, notes and correspondence of Sartiaux were discovered in different archives and were published in 2008 and 2012 by the Greek photo historian Haris Yiakoumis .
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Who was Félix Sartiaux?
French engineer and amateur archaeologist (1876-1944)
When was Félix Sartiaux born?
Félix Sartiaux was born on 17 April 1876.
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Félix Sartiaux died in 1944.
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Félix Sartiaux was an engineer and archaeologist.
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Félix Sartiaux was French.
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