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Eleanor Emlen Myers An archaeological photographer for twenty-two years, Mrs. Myers came to this career after a previous twenty-year career as a teacher and consultant in child development. Married to an archaeologist, all her training and experience was gained on the job in the field where she used a blimp to help her first do an aerial survey of Crete' major sites, published as an atlas, and later to produce an extensive photo reference archive of many archaeological sites in Italy, Greece, Turkey, Israel and Jordan. She was a research fellow at Boston University's Department of Archaeology. Author of biography: J. Wilson Myers Download biography (in PDF format) Keywords: J. Wilson Myers, American School of Classical Studies in Athens, Philadelphia, Germantown, Quakers, World War II, Japanese internment, Topaz Utah, Wheelock College, Boston, American Friends Service Committee, Roman Herzog, Walden School, Berkeley California, John Woolman School, Grass Valley, Delaware Valley Orinthological Club, Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences, Edward Drinker Cope, Witmer Stone, Michigan State University, Michael Jameson, Halieis, Porto Cheli, Julian Whittlesey, Raven balloon factory, Greek Archaeological Service, National Endowment for the Humanities, Gerald Cadogan, Archaeological Institute of America, James, Clark, Aerial Atlas, ancient Crete, Minoan Crete, University of California, Center for Remote Sensing, Boston University, Petra, Sardis, Gordion, King Midas, Nicaea, Nemea, Olympus, Messene, Epidauros, Samothrace. |
