Graffiti at Monte Sant'Angelo sul Gargano (Puglia): meaning, identity and belonging in the early Middle Ages

Helen Foxhall Forbes (University of Durham) will give the fourth Accordia Lecture of the 2018-19 series at Senate House on 15 January.

The lecture is entitled Graffiti at Monte Sant'Angelo sul Gargano (Puglia): meaning, identity and belonging in the early Middle Ages and all are welcome.

This event is a joint lecture with the Institute of Classical Studies. Any enquiries about the Accordia Lectures on Italy 2018-19 series may be directed to: ruthataccordia@gmail.com

Programme | Accordia Lectures on Italy 2018-19

• 23 October 2018: Interdisciplinary approaches to prehistoric Malta: discoveries from the FRAGSUS project (Caroline Malone)
• 20 November 2018: Urban dressing: textile clothing in Italy 1000-500 BC (Susannah Harris)
• 11 December 2018: Votive deposition in water in the north Italian Bronze Age? The wooden basin at Noceto (Parma) (Maria Bernabò Brea)
• 15 January 2019: Graffiti at Monte Sant'Angelo sul Gargano (Puglia): meaning, identity and belonging in the early Middle Ages (Helen Foxhall Forbes)
• 19 February 2019: Buried spaces and painted dimensions in the tombs of Etruscan Tarquinia (Matilde Marzullo)
• 12 March 2019: Moving bodies and making place: rethinking pilgrimage in early Roman Latium (Emma-Jayne Graham)
• 7 May 2019: New perspectives from old data: a century of archaeology and museum history of Villanovan Tarquinia (Judith Toms)