Harriet Boyd Hawes passed away on March 31, 1945, leaving a legacy in archaeology and women’s history.
On March 31, 1945, Harriet Boyd Hawes passed away, concluding a life punctuated by pioneering achievements and significant contributions to the field of archaeology. She left a profound legacy, particularly in the way she broke gender barriers and paved the path for future women archaeologists. Her work in Crete remains influential, continuing to inform modern studies of ancient Minoan civilizations.