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Martine de
Bertereau, also
known as
Baroness de Beausoleil, (c. 1600 –
after 1642) was the
first recorded female mineralogist as well as
mining engineer...
- (d. 1669)
Brian Walton,
English bishop and
scholar (d. 1661)
Martine Bertereau,
French mineralogist Jonas Bronck,
Swedish colonist in
America (d. 1643)...
- her. 1642:
Martine Bertereau, the
first recorded female mineralogist, was
imprisoned in
France on su****ion of witchcraft.
Bertereau had
published two...
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Republic resolves to
erect the world's
first official observatory.
Martine Bertereau,
Baroness de Beausoleil,
publishes Véritable déclaration de la découverte...
- (1752–1823), farmer,
blacksmith and
political figure in
Lower Canada Martine Bertereau, also
known as
Baroness de
Beausoleil (c. 1600 –
after 1642),
French mining...
- 1977 the ****ociation for
Women Geoscientists was formed. 1642:
Martine Bertereau,
first recorded woman mineralogist, was
imprisoned in
France on su****ion...
- (d. 1669)
Brian Walton,
English bishop and
scholar (d. 1661)
Martine Bertereau,
French mineralogist Jonas Bronck,
Swedish colonist in
America (d. 1643)...
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librettist Martine Bercher (1944–2005),
American football player Martine Bertereau (c. 1600–after 1642),
pioneering French woman mining engineer and mineralogist...
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inventor Danièle Aron-Rosa (born 1935), laser-based eye
surgery Martine Bertereau (born c.1600),
mineralogy Marie Boivin (1773–1841), pelvimeter, ****l...
- Behn (1640–1689),
British translator of an
astronomical work
Martine Bertereau (1600–fl.1642),
French mineralogist Agnes Block (1629–1704),
Dutch horticulturalist...
