A large, ornate gold pendant with red and amber inlays sits above a collection of smaller gold artifacts, including coins and beads, all against a black background.

Winfarthing Anglo-Saxon Project

LXCL:Includes tea/coffee and biscuits. Other drinks will be available to purchase.

General Admission

Join us to hear this illustrated talk by Dr Richard Hoggett, a freelance heritage consultant, and landscape archaeologist.&nbsp; Richard will explain the methods and techniques used to &#39;read&#39; the historic landscape and reconstruct the countryside within which the Winfarthing Woman lived and died. Subjects covered include the use of historical mapping, place-name evidence and Lidar data, as well as looking at how metal-detected finds and archaeological excavations can inform our understanding of past landscapes.&nbsp; Doors open at 7pm for a 7:30pm start.

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Join us to hear this illustrated talk by Dr Richard Hoggett, a freelance heritage consultant, and landscape archaeologist.  Richard will explain the methods and techniques used to 'read' the historic landscape and reconstruct the countryside within which the Winfarthing Woman lived and died. Subjects covered include the use of historical mapping, place-name evidence and Lidar data, as well as looking at how metal-detected finds and archaeological excavations can inform our understanding of past landscapes.  Doors open at 7pm for a 7:30pm start.

Winfarthing Anglo-Saxon Project

Talk: Reading Winfarthing’s Historic Landscape

Rectory Rd

General Admission

£3

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