Elgy, Christine

Date:
01/08/2009
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TP1/A/618
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01/08/2009

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Christine Elgy lives in a village in Worcestershire. She had worked for years as a chemist in research and development but was made redundant and then rediscovered a passion for archaeology to use her redundancy money to study archaeology and now works as an archaeologist. On the plinth she will take up Roman pots and cleaning them.

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