She was born in England, but traveled heavily, becoming committed to anthropology at age 11 on viewing the famed Cro-Magnon cave in Southern France.
She was born in England, but traveled heavily, becoming committed to anthropology at age 11 on viewing the famed Cro-Magnon cave in Southern France. After studying at University College in London, she joined her future husband's Kenyan expeditions, and would go on to find the 1,750,000 year-old skull of Australopithecus boisei. For ten points, name this author of the autobiography Disclosing the Past, the wife of Anglo-Kenyan anthropologist Louis.
She was born in England, but traveled heavily, becoming committed to anthropology at age 11 on viewing the famed Cro-Magnon cave in Southern France.
{M}ary Douglas Nicol {Leakey}