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Boston; Fellow, American Academy of Arts and
Sciences; Member, United States National Commission of UNESCO.
William
F. Edgerton : Professor of Egyptology,
Oriental Institute, University of Chicago; Chairman,
Department of Oriental Languages, University of
Chicago.
*Richard Ettinghausen:
Curator of Egyptian Art,
Freer Gallery, Washington, D. C.
^William S. Ferguson: McLean Professor of Ancient
and Modern History, emeritus, Harvard University;
Vice President, Archaeological Institute of America;
Corresponding Fellow, British Academy.
David E. Finley: Director, National Gallery of Art:
President, American Association of Museums.
*Edward W. Forbes: Director, Fogg Museum of Art,
Harvard University, emeritus; Martin A. Ryerson
Lecturer in Fine Arts, Harvard University; Trustee,
Archaeological Institute of America; Member, Board
of Overseers, Harvard College; Chairman, Overseers
Committee to Visit the Department of Egyptian and
Semitic Civilizations, Harvard University.
*Frederick Foster: Member, Committee to Visit the
Department of Egyptian and Semitic Civilizations,
Harvard University; Visitor to the Department of
Egyptian Art, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Henri Frankfort:
Research Professor in Oriental
Archaeology, Oriental Institute, University of Chicago; Director, various expeditions for Egypt Exploration Society of London, and Oriental Institute of
Chicago, in Egypt and Iraq; President, Chicago Society, Archaeological Institute of America.
Lee M. Friedman: Member, Committee to Visit the
Department of Egyptian and Semitic Civilizations,
Harvard University.
Albert M. Friend: Professor of Art and Archaeology,
Princeton University; Chairman of the Board of
Scholars, Dumbarton Oaks, Washington, D. C. ; Henri
Focillon Visiting Scholar in charge of Research,
Dumbarton Oaks.
*Richard N. Frye: Junior Fellow, Harvard University; Secretary, Committee on Near Eastern Studies,
American Council of Learned Societies.
*Seth T. Gano: Treasurer, Archaeological Institute of
America; Treasurer, Byzantine Institute; Member,
Executive Committee, Mediaeval Academy of America.
Paul . Gardner: Director, William Rockhill Nelson
Gallery of Art and Atkins Museum, Kansas City.
Blake-More Godwin : Director, Toledo Museum of
Art.
^Mortimer Graves: Administrative Secretary, American Council of Learned Societies.
William C. Hayes: Associate Curator, Department of
Egyptian Art, and Member of various Egyptian expeditions, Metropolitan Museum of Art.

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Hugh Hencken:
Curator, European Archaeology,
Peabody Museum, Harvard University; Director,
American School of Prehistoric Research.
Philip K. Hitti:
Professor of Semitic Literature,
Princeton University; Chairman, Department of
Oriental Languages, and Literatures, Princeton University; Trustee, American Schools of Oriental Research.
*Edward J. Holmes: Former Director; now President,
and Chairman of the Visiting Committee for Egyptian Art, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Halford L. Hoskins: Director, Middle East Institute, Washington, D. C. ; Co-organizer and Director,
Foreign Service Educational Foundation sponsoring
the School of Advanced International Studies and Institute for Overseas Service.
Thomas C. Howe, Jr.: Director, California Palace of
the Legion of Honor, San Francisco.
George R. Hughes: Epigrapher, Oriental Institute Expedition, Luxor, Egypt.
*Harold Ingholt:
Professor of Near Eastern Archaeology, Yale University; President, New Haven Society, Archaeological Institute of America.
Arthur Jeffrey: Professor of Arabic, Columbia University; Annual Professor and Director, American
School, Jerusalem, 1946-47.
Jotham Johnson : Associate Professor of Classics, New
York University; Editor-in-Chief, Archaeology;
Member, Executive Committee, Archaeological Institute of America.
*Carl T. Keller: Member, Overseers' Committee to
Visit the Department of Egyptian and Semitic Civilizations, Harvard University; Vice-Chairman and
Trustee, Harvard- Yenching Institute.
Willard
V. King: Chairman, Board of Trustees,
Archaeological Institute of America; Trustee, Columbia University; Member, Executive Committee,
School of American Research, Santa Fe.
Carl H. Kraeling:
Professor of New Testament,
Yale University; sometime Acting Director, American School of Oriental Research, Jerusalem.
Casper J. Kraemer: Professor of Classics, and Chairman, Department of Classics, New York University.
Cornelius
Kruse:
Executive Director, American
Council of Learned Societies.
*Ambrose Lansing:
Curator, Department of Egyptian
Art, and at various periods, in charge of expeditions to
Lisht and Luxor, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New
York City; Member, Committee to Visit the Department of Egyptian and Semitic Civilizations, Harvard
University; Fellow, American Academy of Arts and
Sciences; President, New York Society, Archaeological
Institute of America.
Horace L. Mayer: Member, Committee to Visit the
Department of Egyptian Art, Museum of Fine Arts,
Boston.
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