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Learn about Louise E. Jefferson, one of the first recognized Black women to practice cartography in the United States, during an Archaeology on Tap presentation. Adrienne Johnson, a map and imagery specialist with the University of Florida’s Smathers Libraries Special and Area Studies Collections, shares her latest research into Jefferson’s life and contributions as an artist and mapmaker.
The discussion highlights Jefferson’s pioneering work and her place in the history of American cartography. Guests can enjoy a beverage and snack while learning about this influential figure.
Description from Florida Public Archaeology Network (FPAN).
Registration, tickets, accessibility and last-minute changes are handled by the organizer. Confirm details before you go.
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