Glenys Lloyd-Morgan

The 44th newsletter of the Roman Finds Group, Lucerna (January 2013) was dedicated to appreciations of Lloyd-Morgan. Hilary Cool noted that Lloyd-Morgan:

In 1998, Lloyd-Morgan was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer's disease. She spent most of the period 1998 to 2012 in care in north Wales.

In 1989, Lloyd-Morgan married and moved to Rochdale where she became a freelance lecturer and small finds consultant specializing in Roman artefacts in Lancashire.

Lloyd-Morgan was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London in March 1979.

In 1973–4, Lloyd-Morgan toured European museums working on Roman mirrors, working in particular at the Museum van Kam in Nijmegen. Lloyd-Morgan also spent time researching at the British School in Rome.

Lloyd-Morgan worked at the Grosvenor Museum, Chester from 1966 as an archaeological assistant. She worked on cataloguing the collection as well as in education and community outreach. During Lloyd-Morgan's 23 years at the Grosvenor Museum she encountered difficulties in gaining promotion or progression in her job. However, she used the time to host researchers and to publish widely on Roman mirrors and other small finds. Lloyd-Morgan was a Roman Finds Group committee member for many years.

Lloyd-Morgan began her university education at the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, where she studied chemistry and physics for a year, but in 1963 changed her discipline and finally gained her BA in Archaeology and Ancient History at the University of Birmingham. Lloyd-Morgan remained at the University of Birmingham for her PhD, working on Roman mirrors and predecessor artefacts from Britain and Ireland.

Glenys Lloyd-Morgan FSA (1945–September 2012) was a British classical archaeologist. She was the main authority for research on Roman mirrors, particularly from Britain.