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Ecsedy,
Ildiko (Hungary)
spec. early history of the Central Asian
steppe region and relations between the
nomads and China; Professor, Eëtvës Lorànd
University (Budapest).
Volumes: 2,
3
Edens,
Christopher (United States of
America)
spec. Bronze Age and Iron Age of Western
Asia, especially Arabia; Research
Associate, Peabody Museum, Harvard
University, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Volumes: 2
Epstein, Jeremiah Fain
(United States of America)
spec. archaeology of Mesoamerica and Early
Man in the New World; Professor Emeritus,
Dept. of Anthropology, University of Texas.
Volumes: 4
Fawzi,
Farouk Omar (Iraq)
spec. Islamic history and civilization;
Chairman, Dept. of Islamic history,
University of AL-al-Bayt, Mafraq (Jordan).
Volumes: 4
Fernández
Alvárez, Manuel
(Spain)
spec. state of modern Europe, Academico de
la Real Academia de la Historia y de la
Academia Portuguesa da Historia; Emeritus
Professor, University of Salamanca; del
Colegio Libre de Emritos de Espaa.
Volumes: 5
Flood,
Joséphine M. (Australia)
spec. cultural heritage of the Aborigines;
Principal Conservation Officer, Australian
Heritage Commission in Canberra.
Volumes: 1,
2
Fol,
Alexander (Bulgaria)
spec. ancient history of South-east Europe;
Professor, St Clement of Ohrid University
(Sofia); Director, Institute of Thracian
Studies attached to the Bulgarian Academy
of Sciences.
Volumes: 3
Fontaine, Jacques
(France)
spec. Christian Latin literature, the
civilization of Late Antiquity, the culture
of the Early Western Middle Ages and of
Visigothic Spain, and Hispanic pre-Roman
art (from palaeo-Christian to Mozarabic);
Member, Institute of France (Academy of
Inscriptions and Fine Arts); Emeritus
Professor, University of Paris-Sorbonne
(Paris IV); Member of the National
Committee of the CNRS.
Volumes: 3
Fossier,
Robert (France)
spec. Medieval history in Western Europe;
Emeritus Professor, la Sorbonne (Paris I);
Honorary Director of the Department of
History.
Volumes: 4
Fowler, Melvin
L. (United States of America)
spec. archaeology of Central and Southern
United States and Central Mexico; Professor
of Anthropology, University of
Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Volumes: 2
Frye,
Richard Nelson (United States of
America)
spec. ancient history of Iran and Central
Asia; Emeritus Professor of Iranian
Studies, Harvard University.
Volumes: 3
Fu'ad Sayyid,
Ayman (Egypt)
spec. Muslim history, codicology of Arabic
manuscripts and urban history; Professor of
History and Muslim civilization, University
Hilwan; Adviser to the National Library and
National Records of Egypt.
Volumes: 4
Fukui,
Fumimasa-Bunga (Japan)
spec. history of the religions of Eastern
Asia; Professor, School of Literature,
Waseda University, Department of Oriental
Philosophy; Member, Academy of the
Tendai Buddhist School.
Volumes: 3
Garašanin,
Milutin (Yugoslavia)
spec. prehistory (Neolithic and Bronze Age)
of the Balkans; Senior Researcher,
Archaeological Institute in Belgrade;
Professor of Archaeology, University of
Belgrade. Member, Serbian Academy of
Sciences and Arts and of the Academy of
Sciences and Arts of Bosnia and
Herzegovina.
Volumes: 2
García
Sanz, Angel (Spain)
spec. Early Modern Economic History of
Europe; Professor of Economic History,
University of Valladolid; Director of the
Simancas Institute of History, University
of Valladolid.
Volumes: 5
Gendrop, Paul (Mexico)
(the late)
Professor of the Pre Hispanic architecture,
especially Maya School of Architecture of
the National University of Mexico.
Volumes: 4
Geraads, Denis
(France)
spec. vertebrate and human palaeontology;
researcher, CNRS; Professor, Laboratoire de
Paléontologie des Vertébrés et de Paléontologie
Humaine, Université Pierre et Marie Curie.
Volumes: 1
Gibert y
Sanchez de la Vega, Rafael
(Spain)
spec. history of law; Former Professor,
history of the Spanish Law; Professor,
history of law and the Institutions;
Emeritus member of the Portuguese Academy
of History (Lisbon).
Volumes: 4
Gieysztor, Aleksander
(Poland)
Professor, University of Warsaw. Deceased
Volumes: 4
Gignoux, Philippe
(France)
spec. Sasanian epigraphy and history of
Zoroastrianism; Professor of Religions of
Ancient Iran, Ecole Pratique Des Hautes
Etudes (Paris).
Volumes: 3
Giot,
Pierre-Roland (France)
spec. geology, archaeology and anthropology
of Brittany; Professor, University of
Rennes, in charge of the Armorican
Anthropology, Prehistory; Protohistory and
Quaternary Laboratory.
Volumes: 1
Gjuzelev, Vassil
(Bulgaria)
spec. medieval Bulgarian and Byzantine
history; Professor, St Clement of Ohrid
University (Sofia).
Volumes: 3
Gnoli, Gherardo
(Italy)
spec. history and philosophy of ancient
Iran; Professor, Istituto Universitario
Orientale (Naples); President, Italian
Institute for the Middle and Far East
(IsMEO, Rome).
Volumes: 3
Gonzalez,
Alberto Rex (Argentina)
spec. archaeology of the Southern Andes;
Professor, National University of Buenos
Aires; Researcher, Consejo Nacional de
Investigaciones Cientficas (Buenos Aires).
Volumes: 3
Gopal,
Sarvapelli (India)
spec. modern history of South Asia;
Emeritus Professor of contemporary history,
Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi.
Volumes: 5
Grabar,
Oleg (United States of America)
spec. history of art and architecture in
Islamic lands; Professor Emeritus, School
of Historical Studies, Institute for
Advanced Study, Princeton; former Aga Khan
Professor of Islamic Art, Harvard
University.
Volumes: 4
Greene,
Jack P. (United States of America)
spec. early modern British America; Andrew
W. Mellon Professor in the Humanities,
Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore.
Volumes: 5
Grimal,
Pierre (France)
spec. history of the Roman world, Latin
language and literature; former Professor
at the Sorbonne.
Volumes: 3
Guilaine, Jean
(France)
spec. Mediterranean Neolithic; Director of
Research, CNRS, Director of Neolithization
and Early Rural Societies, École Des Hautes
Études en Sciences sociales;
Inspector-General of Archaeology.
Volumes: 1
Gunawardana, Leslie
(Sri Lanka)
spec. early medieval social and economic
history of Sri Lanka; Professor, University
of Peradeniya; Fellow, National Academy of
Sciences of Sri Lanka.
Volumes: 4,
5
Günther,
Rigobert (Germany)
spec. history of the Later Roman Empire;
Emeritus Professor, University of Leipzig.
Volumes: 3
Gyatso,
Yonten (France)
spec. History of Tibet and Buddhist
philosophy; Researcher, Centre of Tibetan
Studies, Centre National de la Recherche
Scientifique (CNRS), Paris.
Volumes: 4
Haberland, Wolfgang
(Germany)
spec. archaeology with emphasis on the
archaeology of Central America and the
Native American art of North America;
former Vice-Director of the Hamburg Museum
of Anthropology.
Volumes: 4
Habib,
Irfan (India)
spec. socio-economic history of medieval
India, history of science and technology in
India and links with Islamic science;
Professor of Medieval History, Aligarh
Muslim University.
Volumes: 4,
5
Hall, John
A. (United Kingdom)
spec. historical and comparative
sociology; Professor of Sociology, McGill
University, Montreal.
Volumes: 5
Hammond, Norman (United
States of America/UK)
spec. Mesoamerican prehistory, emphasis on
the Maya civilization and its Preclassic
antecedents; Professor of Archaeology,
Boston University; Research Associate,
Peabody Museum, Harvard University.
Volumes: 3
Harmatta, Jonas
(Hungary)
spec. linguistics and archaeology;
Professor of Indo-European Linguistics,
University of Budapest; Vice-president,
Section of Linguistics and Literary
Sciences, Hungarian Academy of Sciences.
Volumes: 3
Harlan,
Jack R. (United States of America)
spec. archaeobotany; Professor Emeritus.
Volumes: 1
Harris Steven
J. (United States of America)
spec. history of early modern science;
Dibner Assistant Professor in the History
of Science & Technology, Brandeis
University.
Volumes: 5
Hasan,
Yūsuf Fadl (Sudan)
spec. history of the Middle East, Sudan and
Islam in sub-Saharan Africa; Professor and
former Director, Institute of African and
Asian Studies, Khartoum; Vice-chancellor,
University of Khartoum; Editor, Sudan
Notes and Records.
Volumes: 4
Al-Hassan, Ahmad Yusuf
(Syria)
spec. history of Islamic science and
technology; Professor, Institute for the
History of Arabic Science, University of
Aleppo, Syria; Professor, University of
Toronto.
Volumes: 4
Hayami,
Akira (Japan)
spec. historical demography and
socio-economic history of early modern
Japan; Emeritus Professor, International
Research Centre of Japanese Studies, Kyoto.
Volumes: 5
Hegde,
K.T.M. (India)
spec. ancient Indian technology and
archaeornetallurgy; former Dean and Head of
the Department of Archaeology and Ancient
History, Maharaja Sayajirao University
(Baroda).
Volumes: 3
Hrail, Francine
(France)
spec. history of Japan (with emphasis on
the Nara-Heian period); Director of
Studies, Ecole Pratique Des Hautes Etudes,
Sciences historiques et philologiques.
Volumes: 4
Heredia, Osvaldo Raimundo
(Argentina)
spec. archaeology of South America.
Deceased
Volumes: 1,
2
Herrmann, Joachim
(Germany)
spec. prehistory and protohistory of
Europe, ancient and early medieval history
north of the Mediterranean; former
Professor, Humboldt University (Berlin);
former Director, Central Institute of
Ancient History and Archaeology; Member,
Academies of Sciences of Berlin, Warsaw,
Sofia, Kiev; Member of the Leibniz-Soziett,
Berlin; Member, German Archaeological
Institute; Dr. , Athens University.
Volumes: 3
Higham,
Charles (New Zealand)
spec. archaeology of mainland South-east
Asia; Professor of anthropology, University
of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand; Fellow,
Society of Antiquaries of London, Royal
Society of New Zealand; Former fellow, St
John's College, Cambridge.
Volumes: 2
Hills,
Catherine (United Kingdom)
spec. Anglo-Saxon archaeology; Professor in
post-Roman archaeology, University of
Cambridge.
Volumes: 3
Hours,
Francis, SJ (France)
deceased 1987; spec. Palaeolithic
archaeology of western Asia.
Volumes: 1
Howe, Kerry
R. (New Zealand)
spec. Pacific Islands and New Zealand
history; Professor, Massey University,
Albany Campus, Auckland.
Volumes: 5
Hsu Choyun
(China/United States of America)
spec. social and institutional history of
ancient (pre-imperial) China; Professor,
University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Volumes: 3
Hutterer, Karl Leopold
(Austria)
spec. archaeology and anthropology of
Hawaii, the Philippines and Australia;
Lecturer, Bryn Mawr College, University of
Hawaii, University of San Carlos (Cebu
City); Director of Burke Museum, University
of Washington, Seattle, Washington.
Volumes: 1
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