E40S3 Breaking Through the Glass Ceiling (or in This Case, the Dirt!)

<p>Marjorie Lambert knew what she loved: archeology, specifically southwest archeology. But back around 1930, excavation sites were not a place for women. That didn't deter Marjorie, a trailblazer who, during her illustrious career, worked as a field manager, museum director, curator, professor, and what's more, married a cowboy who became a dude rancher. When author Shelby Tisdale met Marjorie Lambert and got to know her, she knew that she had to write a biography about this extraordinary woman. Shelby speaks with Russell and Alan about her new book, <a href= "https://uapress.arizona.edu/book/no-place-for-a-lady">"No Place for a Lady."</a></p>