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- Jindřich Wankel (15. července 1821 Praha-Malá Strana – 5. dubna 1897 Olomouc) byl lékař, archeolog a speleolog. Otec Damián Wankel pocházející z bavorského zemanského rodu, působil v Praze jako zemský rada, matka Magdalena Schwarzová byla Češka. (cs)
- Heinrich Wankel (Jindřich Wankel) (* 15. Juli 1821 in Prag; † 5. April 1897 in Olomouc) war ein böhmischer Arzt, Prähistoriker und Speläologe. Bei seinen Ausgrabungen in den Höhlen des mährischen Karstes gelang ihm eine Reihe von Funden, die von Bedeutung für die Vorgeschichte Mährens sind. (de)
- Jindřich Wankel (German: Heinrich Wankel; July 15, 1821, Prague – April 5, 1897, Olomouc) was a Bohemian palaeontologist and archaeologist. Wankel was born to Damian Wankel, a clerk, and his wife Magdalena, née Schwarz in a bilingual environment. He was attending German schools in Prague and later studied Medicine at the University of Prague as a student of Josef Hyrtl. He came to work into area of Moravský kras (Moravian Karst, today Czech Republic) in 1847 and since 1849 lived in Blansko as a medical doctor. He started with geological exploration of the area and later with palaeontology, archaeology and anthropology. In 1850, in Blansko, he set up first ever laboratory to research fossil bones from Cenozoic Era where he assembled complete skeleton of cave bear (until then such bones were used for spodium in nearby sugar refinery [1]). His most famous discovery (1872) was burial site of a nobleman from Bronze Age at Býčí skála, with skeletons of 40 ritually killed young women ([2], [3]). His grandson Karel Absolon was also famous archaeologist and worked in the same area. (en)
- Йиндржих Ванкель (чеш. Jindřich Wankel; 15 июля 1821, Прага — 5 апреля 1897, Оломоуц) — чешский врач, археолог и спелеолог. Произведённые им раскопки в местах стоянок доисторического человека в районе Моравского Карста дали важные результаты по истории Чехии периода заселения её человеком. (ru)
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- Jindřich Wankel (15. července 1821 Praha-Malá Strana – 5. dubna 1897 Olomouc) byl lékař, archeolog a speleolog. Otec Damián Wankel pocházející z bavorského zemanského rodu, působil v Praze jako zemský rada, matka Magdalena Schwarzová byla Češka. (cs)
- Heinrich Wankel (Jindřich Wankel) (* 15. Juli 1821 in Prag; † 5. April 1897 in Olomouc) war ein böhmischer Arzt, Prähistoriker und Speläologe. Bei seinen Ausgrabungen in den Höhlen des mährischen Karstes gelang ihm eine Reihe von Funden, die von Bedeutung für die Vorgeschichte Mährens sind. (de)
- Йиндржих Ванкель (чеш. Jindřich Wankel; 15 июля 1821, Прага — 5 апреля 1897, Оломоуц) — чешский врач, археолог и спелеолог. Произведённые им раскопки в местах стоянок доисторического человека в районе Моравского Карста дали важные результаты по истории Чехии периода заселения её человеком. (ru)
- Jindřich Wankel (German: Heinrich Wankel; July 15, 1821, Prague – April 5, 1897, Olomouc) was a Bohemian palaeontologist and archaeologist. Wankel was born to Damian Wankel, a clerk, and his wife Magdalena, née Schwarz in a bilingual environment. He was attending German schools in Prague and later studied Medicine at the University of Prague as a student of Josef Hyrtl. His grandson Karel Absolon was also famous archaeologist and worked in the same area. (en)
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- Jindřich Wankel (cs)
- Heinrich Wankel (de)
- Jindřich Wankel (en)
- Ванкель, Йиндржих (ru)
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