Ida Hill
American archaeologist
About Ida Hill
Lived 1875 – 1954 (aged 79). Ida Hill was an American archaeologist and american School of Classical Studies in Athens.
Selected bibliography
The Cave at Vari. III. Marble Reliefs, Journal of Archeology, Vol. 7, No. 3, (1903), p 301-319
Readings in Greek History, From Homer to the Battle of Cheronea; a Collection of Extractions from the Sources. Boston: University of California Libraries, 1914
Some Balkan and Danubian Connexions of Troy, Journal of Historical Studies 39 (1919), 185-201
New Light on Some Problems of Ancient History Classical World 15 (1921), 10-15.
A mediaeval humanist: Michael Akominatos, New Haven: Yale University Press, 1923
Rome of the kings: an archæological setting for Livy and Virgil, New York: E.P Dutton & Co., 1925
Corinth Series : results of excavations conducted by the American school of classical studies at Athens. Vol. 4., Decorated architectural terracottas, Cambridge: Pub. for the American School of Classical Studies at Athens Harvard University Press, 1929, (with Lida Shaw King)
The Ancient City of Athens: Its Topography and Monuments, Chicago: Argonaut, 1953
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Who was Ida Hill?
American archaeologist (1875-1954)
When was Ida Hill born?
Ida Hill was born on 11 August 1875 in Brooklyn.
When did Ida Hill die?
Ida Hill died on 14 December 1954.
What was Ida Hill's occupation?
Ida Hill was an archaeologist and american School of Classical Studies in Athens.
What nationality was Ida Hill?
Ida Hill was American.
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