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Judi Lynn

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5. Absolutamente. Just got back from posting it a moment ago, after being away a while this morning.
Tue Feb 9, 2021, 11:46 AM
Feb 2021

I had never heard about any women in that field, either, until I started looking for archeology articles in the last few years, and fewer than fingers on one hand started surfacing in the material I saw. The only one I had heard of before that was the second wife of Louis Leakey, Mary Douglas Leakey, who had a career in her own right.

It has been a long, hard struggle for women in archeology. Awful. Worked just as hard and just as long, but no one outside knew about them. Insane.

Thank you, niyad.

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