1859 in archaeology

1859 in archaeology

1859 in archaeology

Explorations

Excavations

Publications

* J. M. García publishes an account of Monte Albán

Finds

Awards

Miscellaneous

* Royal Geographical Society is given a Royal Charter by Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom

Births

Deaths

* 6 May: Alexander von Humboldt, explorer, writer

See also

* List of years in archaeology
* 1858 in archaeology
* 1860 in archaeology


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