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Joint Meeting of the Royal Society of Chemistry & Society of Antiquaries Advances in Isotope Ratio and related analyses for mapping migrations from Prehistory to the Viking Age One day […]
LUNCHTIME LECTURE Hans Eworth, a Netherlander in London and Antwerp by Hope Walker The narrative of Netherlandish painters’ lives and experiences in mid-sixteenth century London has thus far been told […]
LUNCHTIME LECTURE The Rediscovery of Tutankhamun by Professor Aidan Dodson FSA The tomb of Tutankhamun was discovered at the beginning of November 1922 – suggesting that it would be appropriate […]
ORDINARY MEETING OF FELLOWS LECTURE From Gin Craze to Gin Palace: A Chapter in the Story of Gin by Professor Judith Hawley FSA Gin is currently an extraordinarily fashionable drink […]
INTRODUCTORY TOUR FOR FELLOWS Join us for an introductory tour of Burlington House to learn more about the Society and its resources. Whether you're a new Fellow or just haven't […]
ORDINARY MEETING OF FELLOWS LECTURE Landscapes of Defence in Early Medieval England by Dr Stuart Brookes FSA Beacons, lookouts, assembly sites and ‘army’ roads played key roles in the networks […]
ORDINARY MEETING OF FELLOWS LECTURE Louis XIV, Patron, Collector, Creator by Dr Philip Mansel Louis XIV had a personal passion for architecture, painting, prints, medals, sculpture and gardening, as this […]
Conference Writing Back and Writing Forward – Caribbean Literature in English Organised by Professor John Hines and Dr Linda Grant The main focus of this conference will be on ‘writing […]
A Warning to the Curious Two Ghost Stories by M.R. James FSA Performed by R.M. Lloyd Parry Join us for an evening of ghosts and ghouls, with performances from the […]
ORDINARY MEETING OF FELLOWS WallCAP: Hadrian’s Wall at the Intersection of Conservation, Research, and Engagement by Robert Collins FSA The lecture is proposed for the Autumn of 2022, which will […]
ORDINARY MEETING OF FELLOWS EVENING LECTURE Migration, mobility and demography in later prehistoric Britain by Professor Ian Armit FSA Recent advances in aDNA and isotope analysis have revealed unparalleled insights into […]