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25th May 2023
18:30 - 19:30
The lecture will interpret the archaeological evidence observed in the geophysical, fieldwalking and metal detecting surveys of the area to the south of the walled small town and posting station. It will not only focus on the layout, character and chronology of this area of the settlement but also assess the spatial relationship between archaeological features and artifact assemblages’ retrieved from non intrusive approaches as well as assess the effectiveness of the new and highly accurate GPS systems acquired by CLASP and the extent to which this will revolutionise future fieldwalking methodology.
Presented by: Stephen Young
The lectures are free, however we would welcome a donation of £5, or any amount to help support CLASP which is a registered charity and relies on volunteers and donations. The bank details are:
Account name: Comm Lndscpe Archlgy Srvy Proj RC3111667
Sort Code: 08-92-99
Account number: 65133161
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Looking forward to seeing you 25th May 2023.
Best wishes,
CLASP
Venue: CLASP Zoom conference hall.
Description:
The CLASP Zoom based conference hall has plush red velvet seating, fine dining, a well stocked bar and very well organised cloakrooms. It’s also your house – you will need the free Zoom client to view conferences hosted in our virtual conference hall. Downloads are available at https://zoom.us/download
Please note:
- Questions for the speaker at a virtual conference should be sent via the “Chat” option. The meeting chair will collate questions sent and, time permitting, the speaker will answer them all in a Q&A session at the end of the talk.
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