We have only just heard about a series of what would appear to be some interesting lectures at Bradford University during Autumn 2014.
Apologies for short notice regarding the first.
We have only just heard about a series of what would appear to be some interesting lectures at Bradford University during Autumn 2014.
Apologies for short notice regarding the first.
We have been posting details as we get them for the series of workshops and talks around the theme of Roman Roads in Yorkshire being held at Thornton Le Street just north of Thirsk.
So far there has been a lot of support. Mike Haken’s Roman Road Introduction was so successful that there was literally standing room only last Saturday. Future talks will require advanced booking!
The YAT Archaeology Live annual excavation is at All Saints Church in North Street, York. There is an open day on Saturday 25th October from 11 am until 3 pm. Drop in to see what they have found in another successful summer.
Elmet Archaeological Services are offering several places on a small excavation to understand some recently uncovered Roman remains in Swinton, near Rotherham, S. Yorks.
The price ranges from £70 for a single day up to £240 for a full five day attendance. The excavation will be fully supervised by experienced professional archaeologists and all levels of archaeological investigation and recording will be taught to the attendees.
Click here for more information
Many thanks for your time,
Alex Sotheran
Archaeology Manager
Elmet Archaeological Services Ltd.
http://www.sponsume.com/project/unlocking-swintons-roman-past
Following on from the workshop on Aerial Photography Workshop at Thornton Le Street on Saturday 20th September, there will be a workshop on LIDAR Technology also presented by English Heritage on Saturday 11th October 2014 from 9.00 am to 1.00 pm.
The September 20th workshop is now fully booked.
On the same day and at the same venue, there will be the next talk in the Roman Roads series. the speaker is Hugh Toller and his subject will be Roman Roads and LIDAR. His session will be from 2.00 pm.
Full details: English Heritage LIDAR Roman Roads Talk
Further to the above, the first talk was over-subscribed and there was literally standing room only for Mike’ talk last Saturday.
John Sheehan has had to take a decision to limit the numbers by making both events on Saturday 11th October into bookable events.
Please book with John Sheehan: Telephone 01609 771878 or email jgsheehan@btinternet.com
WYHF have received the following:
We have another exciting event scheduled for 18th October, which may be of interest to you. Bradford in the 21st century explores the transformations that Bradford has undergone over the past two centuries, from a small West Riding town to a leading centre of the textile industry, and again to a post-industrial and multi-cultural metropolitan district. The programme tutors hail from the University of Bradford and Bradford UNESCO City of Film. The programme and booking form are available on our website: http://www.brad.ac.uk/study/our-courses/cpd/public-programmes/.
Bookings can be made by email or post. We may be slow in responding to your enquiries over the next few weeks, as some of our staff will be out of the office during the month of September. We will endeavour to reply to your enquiries as soon as possible.
As an additional announcement, the Day Schools team would like to welcome our new Coordinator, Claire Copper. Claire will be taking over my role and will be happy to help with any queries that you might have about our upcoming events. Please note that our email address <dayschools@bradford.ac.uk> is still the same.
We have received the following:
There are a number of heritage events coming up over the next few weeks which we thought you may be interested in. Details are below and full details of some of the events can be found in the attached documents.
First World War & Nidderdale AONB Commemorative Walk – full details
Saturday 20 September, 10am to 4pm
Join us to commemorate the First World War at this special centenary event. Events and activities throughout the day will form the backdrop to a walking party who will ‘walk in the footsteps of the Leeds Pals’, taking the same route the Leeds Pals took 100 years ago from The Old Station in Masham to their training camp in Colsterdale.
At: Masham and Fearby
Caring for your historic building – an event for owners and occupiers of historic buildings – full details and booking form
Saturday 27, 10am to 5pm
An interactive day with talks, demonstrations and a guided walk. A joint event with the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority.
At: West Burton Village Hall, DL8 4JY
Cost: £15 per person (includes buffet lunch and refreshments)
Booking essential
WW1 & Nidderdale AONB: WEA (Workers’ Educational Association) Nidderdale Branch Day School on WW1
Saturday 4 October, 10am to 4pm
A day of talks and workshops on ‘Voices from the Home Front in history and writing’. All welcome.
At: Summerbridge Church.
Cost: £18 for the day including lunch or £10 without lunch.
Booking essential – please book via Ros Wade, Nidderdale WEA, on 01423 712132.
Heritage Forum – full details and booking form
Friday 10th October, 10am to 4pm
A day of talks and workshops exploring the First World War, and its effect on the landscape and communities of the AONB. There will also be stands and displays by local heritage groups. This event is open to anyone with an interest in the heritage of Nidderdale AONB.
At: Fearby & Healey Village Hall.
Cost: £5 per person
(includes refreshments and a buffet lunch)
Booking essential – you can also book online at www.nidderdaleaonb.eventbrite.co.uk
Aislabie Walk
Saturday 18 October, 9am to 5pm
Join Paul Mosley, Hackfall Officer, for a 12 mile circular walk along part of ‘The Aislabie Walk’, which links the designed landscapes at Studley Royal and Hackfall. Starting from and ending at Studley in the south, the walk will go just beyond Galphay in the north taking in some fascinating heritage sites in between. Dogs welcome. Please bring a packed lunch or money for a pub lunch at the Galphay Inn.
Meet: Lakeside car park (Deer Park) at Studley Royal (approx. £3 for the day or free to NT members).
Cost: £5 per adult, under 16s free.
Booking essential – book online at www.nidderdaleaonb.eventbrite.co.uk
Leanne Fox
AONB Information Officer (Mon-Thurs)
Nidderdale AONB
The Old Workhouse
King Street, Pateley Bridge,
HG3 5LE
The next public talk presented by the Roman Antiquities Section of the Yorkshire Archaeological Society will be on Saturday 20th September 2014 at 2.00 pm in the Claremont Lecture room at the YAS premises in Leeds.
The speaker will be Mike Haken (Yes two chances of hearing him speak in eight days – wow!). His subject will be: Recent Advances in Roman Roads Research in Yorkshire
A reminder that this Saturday 11th September 2014 John Sheehan will be introducing a series of talks at Thornton-Le-Street village hall and the first will be Mike Haken with an overview of Roman Roads in North Yorkshire.
The YAT Archaeology Live annual excavation is at All Saints Church in North Street, York. There is an open day on Saturday 25th October from 11 am until 3 pm. Drop in to see what they have found in another successful summer.