Medieval Studies Forum Meeting - "Surrey, Town & Country"

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The Medieval Studies Forum will meet in Cobham Village Hall. The programme (attached) includes a variety of presentations together with discussions and debate on the contribution on the Saxon and post-conquest periods that the Forum will present to the Surrey Historic Environment Research Framework (SHERF)  Conference in the autumn.

Canterbury Archaeological Trust courses

Canterbury Archaeological Trust now offers a series of taught courses across a range of archaeological subjects. These courses, the majority of which are day schools, are aimed at all levels and taught by professional archaeologists with years of field and specialist experience. For more details and to download a prospectus go to: canterburytrust.co.uk/catcourses.pdf

Details of our new archaeological field school at East Wear Bay, Folkestone, along with our programme of taught one day archaeology courses at Canterbury, are now available on the CAT website:

 

 http://www.canterburytrust.co.uk/community_archaeology/archaeology-courses/

Archaeology and Landscape of South-East England to 1066

Archaeology and Landscape of South-East England to 1066 (eds Michael J Allen & David Rudling)
 
This is a new peer-reviewed book on archaeology of SE England, written by  recognised leading authorities in their field. It provides an overview and review of south-east England, allowing comparison with Sussex, Surrey and Kent (and the east Thames basin) which has rarely been achieved or attempted.

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