Vivian Wade-Gery (née Whitfield) (1897-1988) was a British classical archaeologist.
[2] She spent the period 1927 to 1928 again at the British school at Athens, on leave from Reading and supported by the Bryce studentship, Lady Margaret Hall and the Ireland Trustees, this time studying Spartan art.
[3] After her marriage in 1928, she collaborated with her husband in his epigraphical work (such as for providing photographs of inscriptions for his 1932/33 publication),[4] as well as with other prominent scholars of the period.
She is credited in the preface of Victor Ehrenberg’s The People of Aristophanes (1943) for performing "the task of complete revision with untiring devotion and scholarly acumen".
[6][7] Whitfield was among the archaeologists caricatured by Piet de Jong in Greece in the 1920s and 1930s.