Council for British Archaeology: East Midlands | Fortifications through the Ages: the hillforts, Roman forts and castles of the East Midlands

Don't miss the upcoming Archaeology East Midlands - CBA conference on "Fortifications through the Ages," taking place on Saturday, May 18th, in Bakewell, Derbyshire. Delve into the rich history of fortifications with a lineup of expert speakers:

  • 10:00 : Tea, coffee and biscuits
  • 10:30 : Welcome
  • 10:35 : Hillforts: the earliest ‘fortifications’ in the northern Midlands. Graeme Guilbert
  • 11:25 : Few and Far Between: investigating the later prehistoric hillforts of Leicestershire. John Thomas, University of Leicester Archaeological Services
  • 12:15 : Lunch
  • 13:20 : Parva Urbs: the Roman fort and town at Little Chester, Derby, Steve Malone, York Archaeology
  • 14:10 : Navio Fort and Vicus: a case study for changing conditions through the 1st to 4thcenturies. Tom Parker, Magpie Surveying
  • 15:00 : Tea and coffee
  • 15:30 : Recent Archaeological Work at Nottingham Castle. Gavin Kinsley, York Archaeology
  • 16:20 Newark Castle and its Parallels. Philip Dixon, Consultant Cathedral Archaeologist

Tickets are £20 for members of CBA East Midlands, £25 for non-members, and £15 for those in higher education. Lunch is included in the price, and booking is essential