Mary Anning

Mary Anning (1799 -1847), patient and strong, was the first person to make a living by selling fossils.
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Ichthyosaurs in the Natural History Museum, London
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Pterosaur fossil - National Geographic Society
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Google celebrates Mary Anning with fossil-hunting doodle
Google celebrates Mary Anning with fossil-hunting doodle (+video) - CSMonitor.com
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Fossil hunter Mary Anning celebrated in Lyme Regis
Museum staff unload the fossil which is on load from the Natural History Museum in London.
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Mapping history’s ‘invisible’ women | CNN
Because she was a woman, fossil hunter Mary Anning (1799-1847) was unable to publish her discoveries, some of the most significant geological finds of all time." Her story in Field Trip is geotagged to the shores of Lyme Regis in southern Britain, where she found what are thought to the first complete skeletons of an ichthyosaur and a plesiosaur ...
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Mary Anning from Women in Science written and illustrated by Rachel Ignostofsky rachelignotofskydesign.com
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ichthyosaur in the Natural History Museum, London
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Reflections of love for Mary Anning's discoveries in the Natural History Museum, London
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Jeannine Atkins with Mary Anning and Finding Wonders in the Natural History Museum, London
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Tracy Chevalier: fossil-hunting on the Jurassic Coast
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