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Sarah Jennings

1947 – 2009

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About Sarah Jennings

Lived 1947 – 2009 (aged 61–62). Sarah Jennings was a British archaeologist.

Sarah Jennings, (1947–2009) was an archaeologist specialising in the study of pottery and glass. She worked at the Passmore Edwards Museum, York Archaeological Trust, and from 1992 she was employed by English Heritage as an archaeologist. A festschrift was published in her honour in 2019, titled Ceramics & Glass: a tribute to Sarah Jennings.

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Important facts

Born
1947, Scotland
Birth century
Died
2009
Occupation
Nationality
Employers
English Heritage, York Archaeological Trust, Passmore Edwards Museum
Also known as
S. Jennings

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People whose lives overlapped Sarah Jennings's

Frequently asked questions

Who was Sarah Jennings?

archaeologist (1947-2009)

When was Sarah Jennings born?

Sarah Jennings was born in 1947 in Scotland.

When did Sarah Jennings die?

Sarah Jennings died in 2009.

What was Sarah Jennings's occupation?

Sarah Jennings was an archaeologist.

What nationality was Sarah Jennings?

Sarah Jennings was British.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Sarah Jennings

· Wikidata: Q108934438

· DBpedia: Sarah Jennings (archaeologist)

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