About Eleanor Myers
Lived 1925 – 1996 (aged 70–71). Eleanor Myers was an American archaeologist, photographer and teacher.
Eleanor Emlen Myers (1925December 1996) was an American archaeologist.
Myers had a twenty-year career as an educator, punctuated by overseas work with the American Friends Service Committee and a period with the Michigan Department of Social Services. She became interested in archaeology in the 1970s and began collaborating with her husband, J. Wilson Myers. Photography was Myers's specialty in the field. Over the course of a two-decade career, she produced a series of exhibits, co-authored a number of papers, and co-produced The Aerial Atlas of Ancient Crete (1992).
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Who was Eleanor Myers?
American archaeological photographer
When was Eleanor Myers born?
Eleanor Myers was born on 5 January 1925.
When did Eleanor Myers die?
Eleanor Myers died in 1996 in Tamworth.
What was Eleanor Myers's occupation?
Eleanor Myers was an archaeologist, photographer and teacher.
What nationality was Eleanor Myers?
Eleanor Myers was American.
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