SMA Student Colloquium
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Society for Medieval Archaeology Student Colloquium 2018
The Student Colloquium 2018 will be held at the University of Reading on 9th-11th November 2018. Keep up to date with the Colloquium by liking the Facebook Page.
Call for Papers
We are pleased to announce we are now accepting paper and poster abstracts.
Please send abstracts of no more than 150 words, indicating paper or poster, to medieval.archaeology@googlemail.com with ‘student colloquium abstract’ in the subject line.
DEADLINE FOR ABSTRACT SUBMISSION: 30th September 2018
The general theme of the event will centre on avenues of interdisciplinary research which benefit medieval archaeology, therefore, we encourage papers from a broad range of subject areas with links to archaeology. Papers from across the medieval period and all geographical areas are welcomed.
Previous Colloquia
2017 – Newcastle University organised by Emma Hook (University of Sheffield)
2016 – Vrije Universiteit Brussel organised by Marit Van Cant
2015 – University of Sheffield organised by Emma Green
2014 – Queen’s University Belfast organised by Sarah Kerr
2013 – University of Aberdeen organised by Patrycja Kupiec
The 2016 Colloquium was held in Brussels.
SMA Student Colloquium at Queen’s University Belfast in 2014
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