EPISODE · Aug 8, 2014 · 22 MIN
The Scientific Passions of Mary Buckland
from Footnoting History · host Footnoting History
(Lucy) In the early 19th century, ancient fossils formed the basis of cutting-edge discoveries. Geology still hovered between amateur pursuit and scientific profession. Mary Buckland, married to the dinosaur-discovering William, participated in international research networks, and was a silent partner in creating some of the new discipline's most important works.
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