Geoffrey Thorndike Martin

Geoffrey Thorndike Martin is an egyptologist renowned for his discoveries of the tomb of Maya, Tutankhamun's treasurer, and the private tomb of Horemheb. His extensive fieldwork in the Valley of the Kings and Saqqara, including the discoveries of the tomb of Tia, Ramesses the Great's sister, and other dignitaries, has significantly contributed to our understanding of ancient Egypt. Martin's scholarly contributions lie in his detailed examination and interpretation of archaeological findings, illuminating the lives and burial practices of Egypt's elite. His work is crucial for comprehending Egyptian history and archaeology.