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Rank	Topic	Wikipedia views
1	E. A. Wallis Budge	147
2	Alfred Henry Hook	141
3	Arthur Waley	121
4	Laurence Binyon	108
5	William Elford Leach	101
6	Nigel Barley	54
7	Henry Francis Cary	50
8	Samuel Birch	38
9	Henry Jenner	37
10	Donald Wiseman	30
11	Charles Thomas Newton	25
12	John Clifford (minister)	25
13	William Loftus	24
14	William Watson (sinologist)	23
15	Delia Pemberton	20
16	Reginald Arthur Smith	20
17	Alan Millard	18
18	James Francis Stephens	17
19	J. Anthony Hall	17
20	John Thomas Smith (1766–1833)	16
21	Thomas Hartwell Horne	15
22	Frederic Madden	14
23	Douglas Carruthers	14
24	Augustus Wollaston Franks	13
25	Lionel Cust	13
26	Harold Plenderleith	13
27	I. E. S. Edwards	12
28	Henry Hall (Egyptologist)	12
29	James Douglas Ogilby	12
30	Gowin Knight	11
31	Caroline Malone	10
32	Joseph Zedner	10
33	Matthew Maty	10
34	Charles Konig	9
35	Henry Stevens (bibliographer)	9
36	Bernard Ashmole	9
37	Louis Alexander Fagan	9
38	Stephen Glanville	8
39	Charles Chubb (ornithologist)	8
40	Thomas Edmund Harvey	8
41	Richard B. Parkinson	8
42	Robert Nisbet Bain	8
43	Peter le Page Renouf	7
44	Gale Sieveking	7
45	Sidney Colvin	6
46	Richard Arnold Dümmer	6
47	George Thurland Prior	6
48	Robert Carson	less than 5 views
49	Antoni Jakubski	less than 5 views
50	Ian Jenkins (curator)	less than 5 views
51	Annie Lorrain Smith	less than 5 views
52	Lilian Gibbs	less than 5 views
53	Herbert Smith (mineralogist)	less than 5 views
54	Rupert Bruce-Mitford	less than 5 views
55	William Sandys Wright Vaux	less than 5 views
56	Stanley Littlejohn	less than 5 views
57	William Hookham Carpenter	less than 5 views

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• British Museum directors

Parent categories

• British curators
• People associated with the British Museum

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