Storer Boardman Lunt

1897–1977 (age 80)

Archaeologist

Biography

Storer Boardman Lunt was a distinguished archaeologist whose scholarly work contributed significantly to our understanding of ancient civilizations and human history. His dedication to archaeological research and education helped advance the field during a crucial period of development in American academia.

Lunt's contributions to archaeology and his role in training future scholars ensured his lasting impact on the discipline. He is interred at Hillside Cemetery, where his memory is preserved among other respected members of the intellectual community.

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