Allen, Ethel Crane, 1920-2015
Ethel Crane Norton (born Ethel Louise Crane) was an educator and artist known for her avocational archaeology work with her husband, Norton Allen. She was born and raised in New Jersey. She studied at New Jersey College for Women and Columbia University, and worked as a teacher in Brawley and Los Angeles, California. In 1954, she married Norton Allen in Fredonia, Arizona.
She and her husband lived in the Grossmont area of La Mesa, California. They traveled throughout the southwestern U.S. and northern Mexico to excavate Indigenous pottery. They collected pottery, baskets, and other cultural materials. They were particularly known for their interest in Hohokam culture and the Gila Bend area of Arizona.
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