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22 Nov 2007 The Roman Cotswolds – where did the wealth come from?
Talk by Neil Holbrook, Chief Executive, Cotswold Archaeology to Devon Archaeological Society at The Guildhall, High Street, Exeter, 8pm
18 Dec 2007 Excavations at Finmere, Oxfordshire
Talk by Laurie Coleman, Project Manager, Cotswold Archaeology to Witney Local History Society, Oxon. Time and venue to be confirmed.
23 Jan 2008 Salmonsbury Camp, Bourton-on-the-Water
Talk by Gail Stoten, Senior Research Officer, Cotswold Archaeology to Cirencester Archaeological & Historical Society about the recent surveys at Salmonsbury Camps commissioned by its new owners, the Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust. These have revealed further evidence of the Neolithic causewayed enclosure suspected to be present, as well as considering the origins of the Iron Age site. Ashcroft Centre in Ashcroft Road, Cirencester, 7.30pm
19 Feb 2008 What’s new in archaeology in Gloucestershire
Talk by Neil Holbrook, Chief Executive, Cotswold Archaeology to Cheltenham Local History Society at Municipal Offices, Council Chamber, 7.30pm.
25 Feb 2008 The Roman Archaeology of the Bristol Region in context
Talk by Neil Holbrook, Chief Executive, Cotswold Archaeology to Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society, Apostle Room, Clifton Cathedral, Pembroke Road, Clifton, Bristol, 7.45pm
12 March 2008 Excavations at Blenheim Farm, Moreton-in-Marsh
Talk by Jon Hart, Project Officer, Cotswold Archaeology to Moreton-in-Marsh and District Local History Society at WI Hall, Moreton, 7.30pm
19 March 2008 Mosaics and Other Animals: Domestic Art in the Roman Cotswolds
Cotswold Archaeology Annual Public Lecture presented by Professor Roger Ling of Manchester University. The lecture will look at the Roman mosaics of the Cotswolds, with particular reference to the so-called Corinium School of mosaicists and its taste for compositions of Orpheus charming birds and beasts. Why were such subjects chosen? And what were their decorative surroundings (painted walls, textiles and furnishings)? 7:30pm. Bingham Hall, Cirencester.
16 July 2008 Archaeology at Greystones Farm Nature Reserve
Talk by Gail Stoten, Senior Research Officer, Cotswold Archaeology to Bourton-on-the-Water Local History Society about the recent surveys at Salmonsbury Camps commissioned by its new owners, the Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust. These have revealed further evidence of the Neolithic causewayed enclosure suspected to be present, as well as considering the origins of the Iron Age site.
Venue: Baptist Church Rooms, 7.30pm. Cotswold Archaeology Building 11 Kemble Enterprise Park Cirencester Gloucestershire GL7 6BQ
cotswoldarch.org.uk.
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