Historic Marker recognizes first black archeologist, born in Hephzibah
An author and professor is highlighting the first African-American Archaeologist, born in Hephzibah.
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An author and professor is highlighting the first African-American Archaeologist, born in Hephzibah.
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John Wesley Gilbert: The First African-American Archaeologist Was Fascinated with Athens John Wesley Gilbert. Credit: Public Domain John Wesley Gilbert was a groundbreaking figure in the fields of Classics and Archaeology. During his lifetime, Gilbert, the son of slaves, became a renowned scholar and the first Black person to receive an advanced degree from Brown University. The scholar, who was an accomplished linguist, classicist, and archaeology, broke countless barriers in his life, making history and leaving behind a complicated and impressive legacy for future generations. John Wesley G...