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Antoinette and Diana Powell-Cotton : ウィキペディア英語版
Diana and Antoinette Powell-Cotton

Diana Powell-Cotton (1908–1986) and Antoinette Powell-Cotton (1915–1997) were English sisters who worked together as anthropologists.
==Early life==
Diana was born in 1908 and Antoinette in 1915. They were two of the four children of Percy Powell-Cotton and his wife Hannah Powell-Cotton, along with Mary (1910–1998) and Christopher (1918–2006).〔("Miss Diana Powell-Cotton (Biographical details)" ). The British Museum (britishmuseum.org). Retrieved 26 May 2013.〕
Diana studied at the Royal College of Art, where she gained valuable skills in drawing, watercolour and sketching.
Antoinette did not undertake any formal training, but showed an interest in anthropology in her teens. This led her to volunteer in the Pitt Rivers Museum in Oxford in the early 1930s, under the direction of Henry Balfour, who was the curator of the Pitt Rivers Museum at the time.〔

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