In this presentation, Dr Neighbors explores how clothing and materiality played an important role in the sociability, visual culture, identity of hunting participants, and practices of early modern hunting, and exhibits, for the first time, the digital renderings of the hunting garments produced during his 2023 Janet Arnold Grant funded project.
Looking at British ceramics as vectors of empire.
Duncan Sayer describes the genetic research and explores its implications with specific case studies that allow us to explore this period at a national, local and at a personal level.
Join us for a lecture in a series discussing intertwined histories from a panel of experts from around the world.
Hear recent archaeological research on Southeast Asian settlers in eastern Africa.
ORDINARY MEETING OF FELLOWS LECTURE William Bowyer's Heroica Eulogia of 1567. An Illuminated History of the Earls of Leicester from the Tower Records by Professor Norman Jones FSA In 1567 William Bowyer, Keeper of the Records in the Tower of London, oversaw the rapid production of a gorgeous, illuminated manuscript arguing that Robert Dudley, 4th […]
ORDINARY MEETING OF FELLOWS EVENING LECTURE “Anglo-Saxons?” Historiography and the Archaeology of Identity by Dr James Harland In light of recent discussions recognizing with rightly renewed vigour the ethnonationalist, racist and imperialist grand narratives which underly the origins of the discipline of “Anglo-Saxon” Archaeology, this lecture will discuss the findings of my recent monograph and […]
EXETER REGIONAL GROUP LECTURE Investigating boundaries of choice and tradition with potters in Bosnia, Croatia and Serbia by Richard Carlton Society of Antiquaries of London and University of Exeter, Department […]
WELSH REGIONAL GROUP LECTURE Working for the Portable Antiquities Scheme in Wales: 20 years, Man and Boy by Mark Lodwick This event will be online only. In 2001 the Portable […]
ORDINARY MEETING OF FELLOWS LECTURE This event will now take place online only Join us on 16 December to celebrate the end of the year with our Annual Christmas Miscellany. The meeting will begin with Society business and will be followed by our Christmas Miscellany of papers. Each paper will last 20-25minutes. Miscellany Of Papers […]
