Cressida Ridley

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Archaeologist Cressida Ridley began studying in 1961 for the Postgraduate Diploma in Archaeology at the Institute of Archaeology in London, England. She then won a scholarship to the British School of Archaeology in Athens, Greece, and joined excavations led by Professor John Evans. She was involved in excavations almost every summer for the next 30 years. She became fluent in modern Greek, and translated several books. She gained great respect for her keen intellect and her down-to-earth approach to life.

Obituary, Women archaeologists, Carter, Helen Laura Cressida Bonham

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In praise of wooden acting

Article Abstract:

Puppeteer Ronnie Burkett states that he concentrates on text and acting. He indicates that his latest work, 'Happy,' is an exploration of happiness and grief.

United Kingdom, Interview, Puppeteers, Burkett, Ronnie

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