Meet Alison Frantz (1903–1995)—a true polymath whose camera lens and intellect helped shape history!
From pioneering archaeological photography in Athens (including capturing the famous Linear B tablets) to serving with the OSS during WWII and acting as a US cultural attaché, her impact was massive. She even helped restore the Church of the Holy Apostles!
Her groundbreaking work in post-classical and Byzantine archaeology changed how we study history.
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