Deletion of Michael Ridley

Comment: per above comments on meeting 
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Comment: I think he meets , as multiple reviews of ''The Art of World Religions — Buddhism'' and ''The Megalithic Art of the Maltese Islands'' have been found and added to the article, as well as reviews of his other books (not that the reviews are always very complimentary, as David Eppstein noted in an edit summary). One review states that he was also a fellow of two other societies, so I have added that info as well. He may, on that basis, meet #3, though it would be good to have other evidence that he is/was a fellow of those societies. I found a few other sources which I haven't added, one saying that he was curator of Weymouth and Portland Museums in 1982 https://archive.org/stream/proceedingsofbou6151bour/proceedingsofbou6151bour_djvu.txt; one a scan of an excavation report on The Iron Age Settlement, East Cliff, Bournemouth https://www.flickr.com/photos/alwyn_ladell/34413071114/in/album-72157682709550921/; he was co-author of ''Bournemouth Then and Now'' http://www.southampton.ac.uk/~imw/Bournemouth-Geology.htm; and an article in the British Society for the Turin Shroud newsletter #28 (possibly 1991?) about two strange exhibitions in Bournemouth put on by a Dr Michael Ridley ... https://www.shroud.com/pdfs/n28part3.pdf. I haven't found any information on where Ridley studied, however, which would be useful information for the bio of a scholar
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