A. A. P. ; maiden name Annie Abernethie Pirie ; Annie A. A. P. Quibell ;
egyptologist James Edward Quibell (1867-1935) in 1900
1862 in Scotland
1927
minister and Principal at the University of Aberdeen
trained as an artist; studied wi Flinders Petrie at University College London in the 1890s, at the time the only university in the UK to allow women
Egypt
James E. Quibell, Wilhelm Spiegelberg, R.F.E. Paget, A.A. Pirie & F.L. Griffith: the Ramesseum (London 1898); A.A. Quibell: The tombs of Sakkara (Cairo 1925), w. preface by Gaston Maspero (1846-1916); The Ramesseum (London 1898); Gaston C. C, Maspero, James E. Quibell & Annie A. Quibell: Guide to the Cairo museum (1906); R.F. Paget: The Tomb of Ptah-hetep; The Pyramids of Giza (Cairo 1915); Annie A. P.Quibell: Egyptian History and Art: With Reference to Museum Collections (London 1923); A wayfarer in Egypt (1939); Egyptian history and art: w. reference to museum collections;
Royal Scottish Academy ;
egyptologist James Edward Quibell (her later husband) ; egyptologist Gaston C. C. Maspero, ; egyptologist Howard Carter (1874-1939) ; egyptologist Wilhelm Spiegelberg and egyptologist Francis Llewellyn (Francis Llewelyn) Griffith (1862-1934) ; artist -> Rosalind Frances Emily Paget ;
St Louis Republic. 1904. World’s Fair Department of Anthropology: Treasures of Antiquity … St Louis Republic [Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers], 6 March 1904; The Times: Mrs J. E. Quibell. The Times. 18 Januar 1928: 14; L. Young: Annie Abernathie Quibell. Ancient Egypt (Feb/Mar 2014): 16-23; M.L. Bierbrier: Who Was Who in Egyptology. London: Egypt Exploration Society, 2012;
Scottish artist and archaeologist. She travelled to Egypt in 1895 to work as a copyist with another artist Rosalind Frances Emily Paget at Saqqara and the Ramesseum, Thebes. She was a part of the excavation team at El Kab in 1897, and Hierakonpolis the following year and continued working in excavations in Egypt with her husband, James Edward Quibell, whom she married in 1900. They worked together at Saqqara for eight years 1905-1914.
Further Place of Activity: United Kingdom (Scotland).
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