A Pioneer of Paleontology: Annie Montague Alexander Annie Montague Alexander (1867-1950) wasn’t merely an explorer; she was a force of nature, a relentless collector, and a quietly transformative benefactor to the world of science. Born in Honolulu during the waning days of the Hawaiian Kingdom, her life unfolded across continents and decades, marked by a profound connection to the earth's ancient history. Her story is one of defying societal expectations, embracing adventure, and ultimately shaping the landscape of paleontological research through both her personal expeditions and her unwa…