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Elizabeth Hilda Lockhart Lorimer (30 May 1873 – 1 March 1954) was a British classical scholar who spent her career at Oxford University. Her best known work was in the field of Homeric archaeology and ancient Greece, but she also visited and published on Turkey, Albania and the area that later became Yugoslavia. She took the position of vice-principal of Somerville College during the Second World War.

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rdfs:comment	Elizabeth Hilda Lockhart Lorimer (Edimburgo, Escocia, 30 de mayo de 1873 - 1 de marzo de 1954) fue una académica británica clásica de la Universidad de Oxford. Su especialidad era la arqueología homérica y la antigua Grecia, pero también publicó sobre Turquía, Albania y el área que más tarde se convirtió en Yugoslavia. Fue subdirectora del Somerville College durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. (es) Elizabeth Hilda Lockhart Lorimer (30 May 1873 – 1 March 1954) was a British classical scholar who spent her career at Oxford University. Her best known work was in the field of Homeric archaeology and ancient Greece, but she also visited and published on Turkey, Albania and the area that later became Yugoslavia. She took the position of vice-principal of Somerville College during the Second World War. (en) Elizabeth Hilda Lockhart Lorimer (* 30. Mai 1873 in ; † 1. März 1954 in Oxford) war eine britische Klassische Archäologin. Hilda Lorimer war das zweite von acht Kindern des Predigers der Free Church of Scotland, Robert Lorimer. Ihr jüngerer Bruder war der Altphilologe , drei weitere Brüder – unter ihnen David Lockhart Robertson Lorimer – machten Karriere in der Kronkolonie Indien. Die Schwester Emilia war Dichterin, die Schwester Florence die Privatsekretärin von Aurel Stein am British Museum. Lorimer war sehr sprachbegabt, angeblich konnte sie schon im Alter von fünf Jahren fließend griechisch sprechen. Nachdem sie von 1889 bis 1893 die High School of Dundee bezogen hatte, besuchte sie seit 1893 das Girton College der University of Cambridge. Zu ihren akademischen Lehrern gehörten Arthur (de)
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