Piero Bartoloni (1943–  )

Excavator at Mt. Sirai and Sulcis; produced a catalog of stelae at the open-air precinct of Carthage (1976); Director of the Istituto per la Civiltà fenicia e punica (CNR 1997–2002); Professor of archaeology at the Università degli Studi di Sassari (2001–2013).

André Berthier (1907–2000)

Archaeologist and director of the Musée Gustave-Mercier (now Musée national Cirta) from 1932 and Chargé des affaires culturelles in Constantine (1951–1973); editor of excavation report of el-Hofra with R. Charlier

François Bertrandy (1944–  )

Professor of history at the Université de Savoie; editor of inscriptions from Cirta with M. Scnnyzer.

Pierre Cintas (1908–1974)

Custom official in Algeria (1929–1931) and then Tunisia (1931–1946); excavated the propriété Lacour/Hervé sector at the Precinct of Tinnit and Ba‘l (1944–1947); later served in the Service des Antiquités (1947–1956) and then as director of the French archaeological mission until the end of the protectorate (1956–1961).

abbé René Charlier ( –1979)

Catholic abbot and diocesan canon; Hebraist at the seminary of Constantine; editor of inscriptions from el-Hofra with A. Berthier

Pierre Cintas (1908–1974)

Custom official in Algeria (1929–1931) and then Tunisia (1931–1946); excavated the propriété Lacour/Hervé sector at the Precinct of Tinnit and Ba‘l (1944–1947); later served in the Service des Antiquités (1947–1956) and then as director of the French archaeological mission until the end of the protectorate (1956–1961).

Abdelmajid Ennabli (1937–  )

Conservator of the archaeologogical sites of Carthage and of the Musée national de Carthage; driving force behind the UNESCO campaign to save the city (1972–1992).

Douglas L. Esse (1950–1992)

Trench supervisor (CT1) during the ASOR Punic Project excavations; assistant professor at the University of Chicago (1987–1992)

James-Germain Février (1895–1976)

Editor of the Corpus Inscriptionum Semiticarum after J.-B. Chabot.

Madeleine Hours-Miédan (1913–2005)

Conservator-in-chief at the Musée du Louvre (from 1970); published a catalog of Phoenician-Punic iconography (1952).

Henry R. Hurst FSA ( – )

Reader in Archaeology at Cambridge University; excavator of the circular military harbor at Carthage (UNESCO British Mission, ###, ) and of Roman structures in the precint of Tinnit and Ba'l.

Serge Lancel (1928–2005)

Professor of history and archaeology at the Université d'Alger (1963–1965), then at the Université de Grenoble (1965–1997; led UNESCO excavations on the Byrsa Hill as director of the Mission archéologique française à Carthage (1973–1978).

Sabatino Moscati (1922–1997)

rthage; wife of G. Charles Picard.

Colette Durand Picard (1913–1999)

Curator of the site of Carthage; wife of G. Charles Picard; produced two typologies of Phoenician-Punic stelae (1976, 1978).

Gilbert Charles Picard (1913–1998)

Member of the Académie des inscriptions et belles-lettres (1932–1965), Director of the Service des Antiquitiés until the end of the protectorate (1942–1956); excavator of the precinct of Tinnit and Ba‘l with P. Cintas (1944–1947); edited the catalogue of the Musée Alaoui, now Bardo (1954)

Lawrence E. Stager (1943–2017)

Director of the ASOR Punic Project ecavations at Carthage (1975–1979) while teaching at the University of Chicago (1973–1985); transferred materials and records to Cambridge when appointed Harvard University Dorot gProfessor of the Archaeology of Israel and Director of the Semitic Museum (1985–2012).

Maurice Sznycer (1921–2010)

zzz, editor of inscriptions from Cirta with F. Bertrandy.