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09 September 2026 EN everythingdinosaur

Pioneering Palaeontologist Dorothea Bate Honoured with National Blue Plaque

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A Dorothea Bate blue plaque has been unveiled at the Natural History Museum at Tring (Hertfordshire). The plaque celebrates one of Britain's most remarkable fossil hunters. Furthermore, it recognises a pioneering woman who helped transform our understanding of prehistoric animals and life on Earth. Dorothea Bate (1878–1951) was a palaeontologist and archaeozoologist. She discovered extinct

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