and Archaeological Researches in Greece (in German and French, 1826-1830), of which only two volumes were published, dealing with the island of Ceos and the metopes of the Parthenon. His two principal publications in English are, A brief description of thirty-two painted Greek vases found near Vulci, (London, 1832) and, The bronzes of Siris, (London, 1836). Personal life In 1813, he married Frederikke Koës, sister of Georg Koës, who died in 1818 after the birth of their third child. He died during 1842 and was buried in Assistens Cemetery. References 1780 births 1842 deaths Danish archaeologists Danish explorers University of Copenhagen alumni Rectors of the University of Copenhagen Deaths by horse-riding accident in Denmark Danish travel writers Ambassadors of Denmark to the Holy See