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Female archaeologists are #trowelblazers!
July 25, 1920, birthday of #trowelblazer Rosalind Franklin. She used X-ray crystallography to study the structure of DNA & #viruses, fighting deadly diseases. Her research on coal #mineralogy lead to the development of carbon-fiber-reinforced materials
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August 16, 1869, birhday of American #geologist Mignon Talbot, the 1st #woman to find and describe a #dinosaur -Podokesaurus holyokensis (now Coelophysis) 🦖
Drawing by https://t.co/Y9lITBtFFT #trowelblazer #STEM #science
Forgotten women of paleontology: Hildegarde Howard https://t.co/UpW7BonzhJ #WomenInScience #histsci #trowelblazers
Let's hear it for Edith Durham, the first woman Vice-President of the Royal Anthropological Institute @RoyalAnthro. Artefacts collected by Edith in the Balkans (particularly Albania) are in the @britishmuseum @HornimanMuseum @Pitt_Rivers & @BankfieldMuseum #trowelblazers