Mary Leakey 100th birthday: Google doodle honours famous British archaeologist and anthropologist
6 February 2013 | 8:26 am Famous British archaeologist and anthropologist Mary Leakey has been honoured with a Google doodle to mark what would have been her 100th birthday. http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/mary-leakey-google-doodle-marks-1588624
Google doodles on Mary Leakey bday
6 February 2013 | 8:01 am New York, Feb 6 : Popular internet search engine Google on Wednesday designed its homepage with a doodle to mark the 100th birthday of British archaeologist and anthropologist Mary Leakey. http://www.newkerala.com/news/newsplus/worldnews-133364.html
Google doodle celebrates British archaeologist Mary Leakey's birthday
6 February 2013 | 5:41 am Google on Wednesday celebrated the 100th birth anniversary of British archaeologist, Mary Leakey by putting up a doodle on its home page. The doodle features Mary Leakey at an archaeological site engrossed in excavation. Like in reality, the doodle has two Dalmatians running around her. http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/industry-and-economy/info-tech/google-doodle-celebrates-british-archaeologist-mary-leakeys-birthday/article4385146.ece
Google Pays 100th Birthday Tribute to Famous British Archaeologist …
6 February 2013 | 7:40 am Mary Douglas Leakey was recognized in her lifetime as one of the world's most distinguished fossil hunters. Because of her many important discoveries and her dedication to field research, she is considered a giant in the … http://www.frugal-cafe.com/public_html/frugal-blog/frugal-cafe-blogzone/2013/02/06/google-pays-100th-birthday-tribute-to-famous-british-archaeologist-anthropologist-mary-leakey/
BAUER POWER!: Mary Leakey's 100th birthday
6 February 2013 | 5:59 am Today we celebrate the life and work of anthropologist/archaeologist Mary Leakey. In this Doodle, I wanted to highlight Leakey's work in the most charming way possible. I began by focusing on her discovery of the fossilized … http://behiboe.blogspot.com/2013/02/mary-leakeys-100th-birthday.html
Google Doodle For British Anthropologist Mary Leakey's 100th …
6 February 2013 | 5:50 am by Anura Guruge The related posts: >> Google Does Doodle For Sri Lanka Feb. 4, 2013. >> All Of Google's Doodles & Games Jan. 16, 2013. http://nhlife.wordpress.com/2013/02/06/google-doodle-for-british-anthropologist-mary-leakeys-100th-birthday/
Disclosing the Past : An Autobiography, Mary D. Leakey, Acceptable Book
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Disclosing the Past : An Autobiography by Mary Leakey (1984, Hardcover)
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Disclosing the Past by Mary D. Leakey (1984, Hardcover)
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Where Can I Find Out About Mary Leakey? Today’s google doodle
What Archaeological Discoveries Were Made In The Sixties? I’m writing a book and I want to know what were some famous (and not so famous) archaeological discoveries that were made during the sixties or seventies? If you know of any maritime archaeological sites during this period, that would be helpful too!
The Leakeys find Homo habilis at Olduvai Gorge in East Africa in 1960.
Inscription mentioning Pilate is found at Caesarea Maritima in 1961
The wreck of Henry VIII’s warship the Mary Rose found in 1971
The terrracotta Army at Xian, China, discovered in 1974.
I am sure there are loads more – these are all I can think of.
GS: What Do All These People Who Contributed To Society Have In Common? â¢Anderson, Elizabeth Garrett, English physician
â¢Blackwell, Elizabeth, American physician
â¢Blackwell, Emily, American physician
â¢Cannon, Annie Jump, American astronomer
â¢Carr, Marjorie Harris, conservationist
â¢Cavell, Edith, English nurse
â¢Chodorow, Nancy, American psychologist
â¢Cole, Rebecca, African-American physician
â¢Curie, Marie Sklodowska, chemist and physicist
â¢Elion, Gertrude Belle, American pharmacologist
â¢Fossey, Dian, primatologist
â¢Franklin, Rosalind, scientist
â¢Freud, Anna, British psychoanalyst
â¢Germain, Sophie, French mathematician
â¢Gilbreth, Lillian Evelyn, American consulting engineer, household efficiency expert
â¢Goodall, Jane, English ethologist
â¢Hamilton, Alice, American toxicologist, physician, and educator
â¢Hodgkin, Dorothy Mary Crowfoot, English chemist and X-ray crystallographer
â¢Hopper, Grace, American computer scientist and admiral
â¢Horney, Karen, American psychiatrist
â¢Hypatia, Alexandrian Neoplatonic philosopher and mathematician
â¢Jemison, Mae C., American physician, astronaut
â¢Jex-Blake, Sophia, English physician
â¢Kenny, Elizabeth, Australian nurse
â¢Klein, Melanie, British psychoanalyst
â¢Kovalevsky, Sonya , Russian mathematician
â¢Ladd-Franklin, Christine, American scientist
â¢Leakey, Mary Douglas, British archaeologist and paleontologist
â¢Levi-Montalcini, Rita, Italian-American neurologist
â¢Maathai, Wangari, Kenyan conservationist and Nobel Peace Prize winner
â¢Mayer, Maria Goeppert, physicist
â¢McClintock, Barbara, American geneticist
â¢Mead, Margaret, American anthropologist
â¢Meitner, Lise, Austrian-Swedish physicist and mathematician
â¢Mitchell, Maria, American astronomer and educator
â¢Montessori, Maria , Italian educator and physician.
â¢Morton, Rosalie Slaughter, American surgeon
â¢Niebla, Elvia, American environmental scientist
â¢Nightingale, Florence, English nurse
â¢Ochoa, Ellen, American engineer and astronaut
â¢Pinckney, Eliza Lucas, American horticulturist
â¢Richards, Ellen Henrietta Swallow, American chemist, educator, home economics
â¢Ride, Sally K., American astrophysicist and astronaut
â¢Rosch, Eleanor, American psychologist
â¢Semple, Ellen Churchill, American geographer
â¢Slye, Maud, American pathologist
â¢Stopes, Marie Carmichael, English paleobotanist and eugenicist
â¢Walker, Mary Edwards, American surgeon and feminist
â¢Yalow, Rosalyn Sussman, American medical physicist
@Men Are Superior: Well actually, Mr. SmartyPants. This is all Yahoo would let me post. I had to cut out many scientists to make it fit. Nice try though.
@Mr. Handsome: Well actually, Mr. LeftHand. Great men scientists, had great wives that made them sandwiches.
You really wanna start this war about who contributed more?
Isaac Newtonthe Newtonian Revolution
Albert EinsteinTwentieth-Century Science
Neils Bohrthe Atom
Charles DarwinEvolution
Louis Pasteurthe Germ Theory of Disease
Sigmund FreudPsychology of the Unconscious
Galileo Galileithe New Science
Antoine Laurent Lavoisierthe Revolution in Chemistry
Johannes KeplerMotion of the Planets
Nicolaus Copernicusthe Heliocentric Universe
Michael Faradaythe Classical Field Theory
James Clerk Maxwellthe Electromagnetic Field
Claude Bernardthe Founding of Modern Physiology
Franz BoasModern Anthropology
Werner HeisenbergQuantum Theory
Linus PaulingTwentieth-Century Chemistry
Rudolf Virchowthe Cell Doctrine
Erwin SchrodingerWave Mechanics
Ernest Rutherfordthe Structure of the Atom
Paul DiracQuantum Electrodynamics
Andreas Vesaliusthe New Anatomy
Tycho Brahethe New Astronomy
Comte de Buffonl’Histoire Naturelle
Ludwig BoltzmannThermodynamics
Max Planckthe Quanta
Marie Curie Radioactivity
William Herschelthe Discovery of the Heavens
Charles LyellModern Geology
Pierre Simon de LaplaceNewtonian Mechanics
Edwin Hubblethe Modern Telescope
Joseph J. Thomsonthe Discovery of the Electron
Max BornQuantum Mechanics
Francis CrickMolecular Biology
Enrico FermiAtomic Physics
Leonard EulerEighteenth-Century Mathematics
Justus LiebigNineteenth-Century Chemistry
Arthur EddingtonModern Astronomy
William HarveyCirculation of the Blood
Marcello MalpighiMicroscopic Anatomy
Christiaan Huygensthe Wave Theory of Light
Carl Gauss (Karl Friedrich Gauss)Mathematical Genius
Albrecht von HallerEighteenth-Century Medicine
August KekuleChemical Structure
Robert KochBacteriology
Murray Gell-Mannthe Eightfold Way
Emil FischerOrganic Chemistry
Dmitri Mendeleevthe Periodic Table of Elements
Sheldon Glashowthe Discovery of Charm
James Watsonthe Structure of DNA
John BardeenSuperconductivity
John von Neumannthe Modern Computer
Richard FeynmanQuantum Electrodynamics
Alfred WegenerContinental Drift
Stephen HawkingQuantum Cosmology
Anton van Leeuwenhoekthe Simple Microscope
Max von LaueX-ray Crystallography
Gustav KirchhoffSpectroscopy
Hans Bethethe Energy of the Sun
Euclidthe Foundations of Mathematics
Gregor Mendelthe Laws of Inheritance
Heike Kamerlingh OnnesSuperconductivity
Thomas Hunt Morganthe Chromosomal Theory of Heredity
Hermann von Helmholtzthe Rise of German Science
Paul EhrlichChemotherapy
Ernst MayrEvolutionary Theory
Charles SherringtonNeurophysiology
Theodosius Dobzhanskythe Modern Synthesis
Max Delbruckthe Bacteriophage
Jean Baptiste Lamarckthe Foundations of Biology
William BaylissModern Physiology
Noam ChomskyTwentieth-Century Linguistics
Frederick Sangerthe Genetic Code
LucretiusScientific Thinking
John Daltonthe Theory of the Atom
Louis Victor de BroglieWave/Particle Duality
Carl Linnaeusthe Binomial Nomenclature
Jean PiagetChild Development
George Gaylord Simpsonthe Tempo of Evolution
Claude Levi-StraussStructural Anthropology
Lynn MargulisSymbiosis Theory
Karl Landsteinerthe Blood Groups
Konrad LorenzEthology
Edward O. WilsonSociobiology
Frederick Gowland HopkinsVitamins
Gertrude Belle ElionPharmacology
Hans Selyethe Stress Concept
J. Robert Oppenheimerthe Atomic Era
Edward Tellerthe Bomb
Willard LibbyRadioactive Dating
Ernst Haeckelthe Biogenetic Principle
Jonas SalkVaccination
Emil KraepelinTwentieth-Century Psychiatry
Trofim LysenkoSoviet Genetics
Francis GaltonEugenics
Alfred Binetthe I.Q. Test
Alfred KinseyHuman Sexuality
Alexander FlemingPenicillin
B. F. SkinnerBehaviorism
Wilhelm Wundtthe Founding of Psychology
Archimedesthe Beginning of Science
What Can You Help Me Answer About The Pass History? What time in the past does PREHISTORIC refers to?
what important characteristic did LUCY the earliest hominid yet found have?
what did mary leakeys discovery of footprints indicate about hominids?
which of the following was NOT a result of the safer, more settled life of agricultural villages?
what did the discoveries in the shanidar cave reveal about the neanderthals?
in what well-defined social classes did the people of the UR live?
what did egyptian and mesopotamian society have in common?
PLEASE HELP ME ANSWER THEM I HAVE BIG TEST AND DONT KNOW THE ANSWERS TO THEM!!!
The term “prehistory” can refer to the vast span of time since the beginning of the Universe, but more often it refers to the period since life appeared on Earth, or even more specifically to the time since human-like beings appeared