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| Aileen Baron |
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Lily Sampson: young
American graduate student archeologist, in late 1930s and early 1940s
Jerusalem and Morocco |
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Tamar Saticoy: an archaeological consultant for Interpol |
| Beverly Connor |
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Lindsay Chamberlain: forensic archeologist at the University of Georgia, in Athens, Georgia |
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Diane Fallon: forensic anthropologist, museum director and reluctant detective |
| Rebecca Cramer |
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Linda Bluenight:
anthropologist and 4th-grade teacher, in and around Tucson, Arizona |
| Val Davis (Robert & Angie Irvine) |
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Nicolette Scott: archaeologist in the southwestern USA |
| Aaron Elkins |
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Gideon Oliver: anthropology professor in Port Angeles, Washington |
| Mary Anna Evans |
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Faye Longchamp: black archaeology student digging up artifacts for the black market on her plantation on North Florida’s Gulf Coast, |
| Ellen Godfrey |
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Rebecca Rosenthal: 80-year-old Polish-born anthropologist, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, |
| Thomas Greanias |
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Conrad Yeats,
an archeaologist, and Vatican linguist Sister Serena Serghetti,
involved in international intrigue, in the Atlantis trilogy |
| Elly Griffiths |
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Dr. Ruth Galloway:
forensic archaeologist, and Harry Nelson, a detective chief inspector,
in the Saltmarsh area near Norfolk, England |
| Jamie Harrison |
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Jules Clement: archaeologist turned sheriff, in Blue Deer, Montana |
| Erin Hart |
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Cormac Maguire: Irish archaeologist, and Nora Gavin, an American pathologist, in Ireland |
| Raymond Khoury |
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Tess Chaykin, an archaeologist, and Sean Reilly, anFBI anti-terrorist specialist, and dealing with historical secrets and threats |
| Jeanne Matthews |
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Dinah Pelerin: amateur sleuth and wannabe anthropologist, here and there around the world |
| Elizabeth Peters |
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Amelia Peabody: Victorian feminist Egyptologist from Kent, England |
| Dilwyn Rees (Glyn Daniel) |
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Sir Richard Cherrington: archaeologist and Vice President of Fisher College, in Cambridge, England |
| Kathy Reichs |
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Temperance Brennan: forensic anthropologist in the Province of Quebec, Canada, and Charlotte, North Carolina |
| Malcolm Shuman |
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Alan Graham: contract archaeologist in Baton Rouge, Louisiana |
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