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Wilhelmine Mimi Johnson

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and was part of the team that excavated a field of fossil plants. From both geologists, she received warm thanks but she remained unmentioned in the papers they published about their collective work. She authored her first paper in 1917 about a fossil whale discovered in Rekkevik, Norway.
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at 17, becoming the youngest student and the only woman in the program. Her father had encouraged her course of study because the mining field was booming at the time. She financially supported herself by teaching mathematics and languages to students at two schools:
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school and Olav Berg's girls' school. She also received support by way of education loans directed to female students. In addition, she tutored private students at her home and read
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In 1920 was married briefly to the merchant Eivind Høst. Although they divorced in 1924, Johnson was sometimes known thereafter as Mimi Johnson Høst.
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As Norway's first female geologist, she worked closely for several years with two of the most prominent professors at the University of Oslo,
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where she was paid half the standard wage and told it was because, "…in women's hours you can iron your own blouses and cook your own food."
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In 1930, she left geology to become a physician. She graduated medical school and ran her own medical practice in
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and was, among other things, one of the first people to take pictures inside the mines at
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Johnson was born 1 August 1890 to solicitor Sam Johnson and Elise Johnson (née Holmboe).
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with fellow students studying pharmacy. She graduated in 1912 as a mining engineer.
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In the summer of 1913, she worked for Goldschmidt doing fieldwork south of
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Index


Endre Berner
Victor Moritz Goldschmidt
Tynset
Skedsmo
University of Oslo
Ragna Nielsen's
Latin
Waldemar Christofer Brøgger
Victor Moritz Goldschmidt
Røros
Geological Survey of Norway
Kongsberg
Tøyen
Lillestrøm
"Histreg - Personside"




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