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    • CommentAuthorSoph
    • CommentTimeNov 10th 2008 edited
     
    Hi All,
    I've got a "What's On" with a Sharpie connection for anyone who happens to be in West Norfolk this weekend, so I thought I'd start a place for them to go - hope that's OK. Mine is:

    This sunday, 16th Nov, Norfolk and Norwich Archaeological Society are holding a dayschool on 'The Archaeology Of Kings Lynn' at the Guildhall, Kings Lynn 10am - 5pm. Tickets £6/5/-18's free.
    Programme:
    10.00 - 10.30am Registration and coffee
    10.30am Welcome and introduction
    10.45am Gareth Davies, University of Nottingham
    Anglo-Saxon rural settlements before Kings Lynn
    11.30 am Andy Hutcheson, NAU Archaeology.
    The Origins of King’s Lynn
    12.15-1.30pm Lunch (please make own arrangements)
    1.30pm Paul Richards
    England & the Hanseatic League : Kings Lynn 1271 - 1571
    2.15pm Tom Lane, Archaeological Project Services. Fishing, Feasting, Flood and Fire: Some recent archaeology around King's Lynn
    3.00 pm Coffee
    3.30pm Andrew Rogerson, Norfolk Landscape Archaeology
    Some recent finds from West Norfolk
    4.15pm Questions and Discussion
    4.45pm Close

    Tickets will be available on the door, or call 01493 661270. For more information on the Society see http://www.nnas.info
    Hope to see some of you there. (PS: If anyone wants to do a display stand, despite the late notice, I can probably sort it out - let me know.)
    Soph
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      CommentAuthorphil
    • CommentTimeNov 11th 2008
     
    Hello, I have a "whats on", no real connection to SHARP but interesting all the same. Dr Stephen Upex is giving an illustrated talk "the romans in the East of England" at Highgate Hall in Elton nr, Peterborough on Thursday November 20th. 19.30 hrs, £5 at the door. His new book is reviewed in this months 'Current Archaeology'. This talk will focus on the Nene valley so perhaps not much for Norfolk but if you are from my part of the country it will be worth a visit. Cheers Phil.
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      CommentAuthorphil
    • CommentTimeMar 28th 2009
     
    I understand that Sutton Hoo are planning to do a living history type event during the summer. Not anglo-Saxon re-enactors but an interpretation of the 1930's archaeologists at work. Might be interesting. I have no idea of dates yet.
    phil.
    • CommentAuthorSoph
    • CommentTimeJun 16th 2009
     
    Just seen the pictures of the flash flooding in Sedgeford in the local paper - has anyone been in to check on the OVH?
    S
    • CommentAuthorBrenStib
    • CommentTimeJun 16th 2009
     
    I had the same thought. I've just had an email from Gary who said Kelvin went and checked and everything is OK
    • CommentAuthorSoph
    • CommentTimeJun 17th 2009
     
    As ever - Kel to the rescue! Great news.
    S
    • CommentAuthorSoph
    • CommentTimeAug 17th 2009
     
    This years NNAS Lecture programme for any Sharpies who might be interested is at http://www.nnas.info/lectures.html
    Plus, coming up in November a dayschool on the archaology of Great Yarmouth and area, and our usual resources of the archaology library, local experties and cold hard cash...
    We're your county society - use us!
    Soph
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    Slightly further away.
    The Society for Linclonshire History and Archaeology are holding a conference entitled Anglo-Saxon Lincolnshire on 3rd October at the University of Lincoln Riseholme Campus. One of the speakers is Kevin Leahy and he is talking on Anglo-Saxon Cemeteries, there are about 5 other speakers. The conference starts at 9.30 AM and finishes at 4.00 PM and the cost is £ 13 without lunch and £ 22 with lunch
    • CommentAuthorSoph
    • CommentTimeAug 19th 2009
     

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