George Ewart Bean (1903 – 7 December 1977) was an English archaeologist and writer who specialized in classical Turkey. His father William Jackson Bean...

(1915–1973), British barrister and judge George Ewart Bean (1903–1977), English archaeologist and writer George Bean (politician) (c. 1845–1912), South Australian...

location of Mount Chimera was started by Albert Forbiger in 1844, and George Ewart Bean was of the opinion that the name was allochthonous and could have...

6 km)—from the coast, a figure considered by the English archaeologist George Ewart Bean to be correct, considering the probable change in the position of...

confused with the town of Reşadiye in central-northern Anatolia. George Ewart Bean (1989). Turkey beyond the Meander. John Murray Publishers Ltd, London...

2009, p. 339 full text Archived 2021-08-30 at the Wayback Machine George Ewart Bean (1989). Turkey beyond the Meander. John Murray Publishers Ltd, London...

awarded the Royal Victorian Order in 1936. Bean was a widower at the time of his death. His son, George Ewart Bean (1903-1977) was a leading authority on...

(Sidney Sussex/Clare) Jonathan Bate (St. Catharine's/Trinity Hall) George Ewart Bean (Pembroke) Paul Bew (Pembroke) David Brading (Pembroke) Asa Briggs...

Cormasa in Pisidia, and there seized a large booty. The archaeologist George Ewart Bean posited that Cormasa was the modern village of Eğnes near Burdur,...

powers, C. 545-362. Brill Publishers, Leiden. ISBN 978-90-04-10956-8. George Ewart Bean (1989). Turkey beyond the Meander. John Murray Publishers Ltd, London...