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(Kathleen) Rachel Maxwell-Hyslop

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(Kathleen) Rachel Maxwell-Hyslop

archaeologist and Near Eastern scholar (1914–2011)

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About (Kathleen) Rachel Maxwell-Hyslop

Kathleen Rachel Maxwell-Hyslop, was an English archaeologist and scholar of the Ancient Near East.

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Occupation: archaeologist
Position held: lecturer
Born: March 27, 1914
Died: May 9, 2011

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