Leonard Woolley

Leonard Woolley was a renowned British archaeologist notable for his excavations in Mesopotamia, especially at the ancient city of Ur. His work in the 1920s and 1930s uncovered significant artifacts and royal tombs, shedding light on early civilizations. Woolley’s meticulous excavation methods and detailed documentation helped advance the understanding of Sumerian culture and history. His discoveries, including the famous tomb of Queen Puabi, remain influential in archaeology. Woolley's contributions are valued for their scholarly impact and for expanding knowledge of early human societies in Mesopotamia.