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South West Regional Group: Joint Seminar Hillforts and Power in the Post-Roman West: A GIS-Enabled Analysis of Dinas Powys Lecture by Andy Seaman (Canterbury Christ Church University) The (re)occupation of hillforts was a distinctive feature of post-Roman Europe (5th-7th century AD).
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The Future of Archaeology in England In November 2020 the Society of Antiquaries published The Future of Archaeology in England: A Manifesto.
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PUBLIC LECTURE Archaeology at Canterbury Cathedral by Nathalie Cohen FSA Canterbury Cathedral is currently the site of a major conservation project, the Canterbury Journey – a five-year long project supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
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ORDINARY MEETING OF FELLOWS EVENING LECTURE An Unexpected Complex of Roman Buildings, Eastfield, Scarborough by Paula Ware and Pete Wilson The Site is located on a promontory of land that dominants the Vale of Pickering and would have been visible for many miles.
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ORDINARY MEETING OF FELLOWS Before the Great Orme – the discovery and exploitation of metal ores in Early Bronze Age Britain by Dr Simon Timberlake One of the major discoveries of British Bronze Age archaeology during the 1980s-90s was the identification of these copper mines, arguably as important as the recognition of Neolithic flint mines and axe factory sites up to half a century before this.
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ORDINARY MEETING OF FELLOWS LECTURE Caesar, Boulogne, Portus Itius and Thanet – all sorted now? by Mark Samuel PhD FSA MCIfA ‘Arguments about Caesar’s naval expeditions are almost as old as British antiquarianism.
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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.
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CONFERENCE Organised by Prof Geoff Bailey FSA and Prof Vincent Gaffney FSA This conference may take place online only.
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ORDINARY MEETING OF FELLOWS LECTURE Registration for this event is now closed but you can join us on YouTube live
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ORDINARY MEETING OF FELLOWS EVENING LECTURE English Landscapes and Identities by Professor Chris Gosden FSA I will present and discuss the results of a large project on the history of the English landscape from the setting up of field systems in the middle Bronze Age (c.
