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Alison Frantz is a woman that did basically everything, and yet this is the first time I even hear about her. Women in STEM have been historically done dirty in an industrial scale...
Meet Alison Frantz (1903–1995)—a true polymath whose camera lens and intellect helped shape history!From pioneering archaeological photography in Athens (including capturing the famous Linear B tablets) to serving with the OSS during WWII and acting as a US cultural attaché, her impact was massive. She even helped restore the Church of the Holy Apostles!
Her groundbreaking work in post-classical and Byzantine archaeology changed how we study history.
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