About Ludmila Matiegková
Lived 1889 – 1960 (aged 71). Ludmila Matiegková was an Austrian and Czech archaeologist and egyptologist.
Ludmila Matiegková (9 March 1889 – 26 August 1960) was a Czech archaeologist and Egyptologist.
She graduated in Oriental studies from Charles University, where she later worked. She was the first female member of the Oriental Institute, ASCR.
Publications 1912. Nová bádání o kamenné době egyptské. Kojetín, Časopis Pravěk. 1918. Jak vzniklo písmo Praha, Vilímek. 1925. O staroegyptských bozích a hrdinech. Prague: Ústřední nakladatelství a knihkupectví učitelstva českoslovanského. 1927. V objetí sfingy. 1930. Příběhy bílého oslíka 1934. Záhada. Praha. 1937. Dítě v starém Egyptě Prague: Institute of Anthropology, Charles University
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Who was Ludmila Matiegková?
Czech egyptologist (1889–1960)
When was Ludmila Matiegková born?
Ludmila Matiegková was born on 9 March 1889 in Lovosice.
When did Ludmila Matiegková die?
Ludmila Matiegková died on 26 August 1960 in Mariánské Lázně.
What was Ludmila Matiegková's occupation?
Ludmila Matiegková was an archaeologist and egyptologist.
What nationality was Ludmila Matiegková?
Ludmila Matiegková was Austrian and Czech.
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