READ ALL ABOUT IT!
Our latest Mid-Term E Newsletter is available to download! In it you'll find details of our remaining Autumn Programme and some very interesting interviews. Just click on the link below to download the PDF file.
Annalie
15th October 2021
READ ALL ABOUT IT!
Our latest E Newsletter is available to download! In it you'll find details of our entire Autumn Programme and a little extra too. Just click on the link below to download the PDF file.
Annalie
4th September 2021
What's New?
During the Covid pandemic and lockdown restrictions, we have been developing new online offerings to add to our previous ones, such as our popular annual Sussex Archaeology Symposium which remains the main county-wide event each year for the presentation and public discussion of recent archaeological research in Sussex. We have also decided to expand our remit to cover aspects of History, especially the Local History of Sussex and the South-East (hence our new expanded name of The Sussex School of Archaeology and History. Our reasons for such developments are firstly the widespread public appreciation of the likes of Zoom Online Technology, and the massive gaps in our region of the provision of local courses, events and conferences for those interested in archaeology and/or local history.
Our new offerings in the autumn of 2021 include:
The Sussex Archaeology Symposium 2021 on Saturday 9th October at Kings Church, Lewes (10am-5pm).
Online Courses: weekly 2-hour classes covering various aspects of archaeology and history
Online Courses: weekend Saturday day schools (10am-4pm)
Online Lectures – ‘Meet the Experts’ – one hour lectures followed by opportunities to question and discuss with the speakers
N.B. In 2022 we hope to hold our first live Sussex Archaeology and Local History Symposium (provisional date: Saturday 19th March at Kings Church, Lewes)
For details of our various autumn courses and events please see www.sussexarchaeology.org or email info@sussexarchaeology.co.uk or join our Facebook site (Sussex School of Archaeology).
Dr David Rudling, FSA, MCIfA, Academic Director
The Sussex School of Archaeology and History
AUTUMN 2021
EVENTS DIARY
SUPPORTING SUSSEX ARCHAEOLOGY
In this section, you will find affiliate links to help you become more involved with archaeology in Sussex.
Wealden Buildings Study Group: Researching traditional historic buildings in the Weald since 1964.
18th October 2021 6.45pm Online talk with Dr Hollie Morgan: The cultural meaning of beds and chambers in late medieval England
22nd November 2021 7pm Online talk with Prof. Mark Gardiner: Buttery and Pantry; their development and long persistence
Tickets £5 or free for members (Membership £10 per annum).