Nancy Dupree
Nancy Hatch Dupree (b. 1927) is the director of the Afghanistan Center at Kabul University in Afghanistan and author of five books that she compiled while studying the history of Afghanistan from 1962 until the late 1970s. She first arrived in Afghanistan in 1962 as a diplomat's wife. Several years later, she met Louis Duprée, who was a renowned archaeologist and scholar of Afghan culture and history. The two fell in love and got married after divorcing their former spouses. The husband and wife team from the United States worked together for 15 years in Kabul, collecting as many works written about Afghanistan as they could. They have travelled all across the country to conduct archaeological excavations in their Land Rover truck. During the years of the civil war in Afghanistan, she spent time in Peshawar, Pakistan, where she ran a resource centre for Afghan refugees.
Dupree was born in India to American parents and went to Barnard College and Columbia University.
Louis and Nancy Hatch Dupree Foundation
Podcasts:
Nancy Dupree
ALBUMS
- Yeti Seven released: 2009
Yeti Seven
Released 2009- I Wanna Job
- Brite Futures
- Black Sand
- Love on the Sea (radio edit)
- Docta King
- Clay Bodies
- Scotty Guffy Sings
- Living This Life
- Paper (Hot Sax version)
- You Better Get Ready
- Middle-Sized Mind
- Uptown
- In the City (Contact High) (demo)
- Stupid Art
- Pre Apocalyptic (demo)
- Negative Creep
- All the Names (Sketch)
- Out of My Head
- Be My Hooker
- Prism Light Traveler
- Noah Found Grace
- Get Back
- Oh Liz
- False Horizon
- Temptation Inside of Your Heart
