In the fifteenth century, who traveled extensively around eastern mediterranean regions to document archaeological sites? question 2 options: charles lyell francesco petrarco ciriaco de' pizzicolli jaques boucher de perthes

Ciriaco de’ Pizzicolli

Explanation:

A fifteenth-century philosopher, he was the creator of the discipline of modern archaeology. Pizzicolli’s chief contribution is the record he created when he traveled to the eastern Mediterranean to document archaeological sites. He dedicated a large part of his life to studying ancient monuments, noting inscriptions, collecting manuscripts, and promoting the study of the past.