Baroness Wolfardine Auguste Luise von Minutoli (1 February 1794 – 22 November 1864) was a German writer and Egyptologist.
[1] Countess Wolfardine August Luise von der Schulenburg was born in Dessau, as the youngest child and only daughter Count Adolph Friedrich Werner von der Schulenburg (1759–1825) and his wife, Wolfardine von Kampen (1773–1794).
[2] In September 1820 Wolfardine arrived, along with her husband Heinrich Menu von Minutoli, member of the Minutoli family, and other scholars, in Alexandria as part of a research expedition to Egypt.
[3] Wolfardine published an account of her travels, first in French in 1826 as Mes souvenirs d’Egypte and subsequently in English (1827) and German (1829).
In it she demonstrates her classical education by quoting Strabo, Pliny the Elder, and Pausanias throughout it.