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Behind-the-scenes event at The Atkinson, Stockport
Viking: Rediscover the Legend, The Atkinson, Stockport, 27th June 2018 The SMA is delighted to invite our Members to a special behind-the-scenes event at The Atkinson, Stockport, at 11 am on 27th June 2018. The event includes a guided tour of ‘Viking: Rediscover the Legend’ by Joanne Chamberlain, The Atkinson’s documentation officer, and talk by Dr David
SMA Student Colloquium 2017 in Newcastle
The 2017 Student Colloquium was organised by Emma Hook, PhD student from the University of Sheffield, and hosted by Newcastle University.
MERC Sessions at EAA 2018
The Society for Medieval Archaeology is delighted to see over 30 MERC -affiliated sessions submitted for the 24th Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists, which will be held in Barcelona, 5-8th September 2018. The complete list of sessions affiliated to MERC, therefore focusing on medieval archaeology, are listed below. The call for paper and poster
SMA Annual Conference 2018
Society for Medieval Archaeology 2018 Annual Conference Grave Concerns: Death, Landscape and Locality in Medieval Society ***Registration closes 11th June*** Dates: Friday 13th – Sunday 15th July 2018 Venue: Department of Archaeology and the Calman Centre, Durham University Registration: £30 special rate for members! #graveconcerns Since 1990, a series of major conferences and publications have investigated aspects of death and
The Mick Aston Photographic Competition 2018
The Mick Aston Photographic Competition Deadline extended: Photos must be received by 30th September 2018 The late Mick Aston was a skilled photographer and a talented draughtsman. Mick’s camera was never from his side and he took every opportunity to record archaeological sites whenever the opportunity arose. Over a career spanning more than 40 years, he
CFP EAA (MERC) 2018: Session 92
CALL FOR PAPERS EAA 2018 Barcelona (MERC) Session 92 Interpreting and Understanding the Past through Medieval Small Finds Archaeological small finds of the High to Late Middle Ages (c.1100-1550) are amongst the most common artefact types found by archaeologists and others, but not always the focus of rigorous academic study or research. It is not