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Expanding frontiers: Celebrating the Mothers of Romano-British studies

Resource type
Magazine article
Creator (person)
Ivleva, Tatiana
Jones, Rebecca
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Date published
October 2025
Abstract
The early days of Romano-British research are often thought to have been dominated by male excavators, but many female archaeologists also made vital contributions to the discipline, in spite of social and academic barriers that stood in their way. Tatiana Ivleva and Rebecca Jones highlights some of these heroines of heritage
Journal title
Current Archaeology
Volume
36/7
Issue
427
Publisher
Current Publisinhg
ISSN
0011-3212
Official URL
https://the-past.com/feature/expanding-frontiers-celebrating-the-mothers-of-romano-british-studies/#:~:text=studies%20%E2%80%93%20The%20Past-,Expanding%20frontiers%3A%20Celebrating%20the%20Mothers%20of%20Romano%2DBritish%20studies,that%20stood%20in%20their%20way.
Related URL
https://www.nms.ac.uk/profile/dr-rebecca-jones
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In Copyright
Keywords
Helen O’Neil
M V Taylor (1881-1963)
Elizabeth Hodgson
Ros Niblett
Romano-British archaeology
Tessa Verney Wheeler (1893-1936)
Mary Kitson Clark
Kathleen Atkinson (born Chrimes; 1902-1979)
Peggy Birley (born Goodlet; 1910-2000)
Elsie Clifford
Aileen Fox (Lady Fox)
Kate Hodgson
Helen Carlton-Smith
women in archaeology
Grace Simpson (1920-2007)
Jocelyn Toynbee (1897-1985)
female excavators
female archaeologists
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