Hector Alliot

Background

Alliot, Hector was born on November 20, 1862 in Chateau des Forestiers, Gironde, France. Son of Jehan Hector and Lelia (Boymier) Alliot.

Education

Educated Lycee Bordeaux. Academy of Medicine, School of Technology, Montpelier (France). Bachelor of Arts, University of France.

Doctor of Science, University of Lombardy.

Career

Associated with Farah Pasha in explorations at Tyre, Asia Minor, 1891. Director Cliff Dwellers exploration, Chicago Exposition, 1893. Professor art history, University of Southern California, 1908-1909.

Director Southwest Museum, November 1, since 1909.

Trustee Los Angeles School of Art and Design. Vice president Southern California Academy Sciences.

Secretary Los Angeles Society Archæol Institute America. Secretary-treasurer Hispanic Society of California Officer d’Aeademie, 1907.

Knight Commander Order of M. (P.M.), 1910.

Officer de l’Instruction Publique, 1913. Deviser of Metrical Color Standard, Marine Colormeter, 1910. Delegate International Congress Geography, Rome, 1911.

Author: Bibliography of Arizona.

Home: Los Angeles, California.

Achievements

• Hector Alliot has been listed as a noteworthy archeologist by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

• Other Work

  • Author: Bibliography of Arizona.

Connections

Married Laurena Moore, August 20, 1893.

Father:

Jehan Hector Alliot

Mother:

Lelia (Boymier) Alliot

Spouse:

Laurena Moore