Join us for a journey through time and be part of our 50th anniversary finale! This landmark event is open to anyone interested in the archaeology of the south-east and how ASE and its predecessors have played a key role in pushing forward understanding of our past in this region.
Louise Rayner, Director, ASE: Archaeology South-East: a short history of 50 years
David Rudling, Academic Director, Sussex School of Archaeology: The Field Archaeology Unit: the first 30 years (1974-2004)
Matt Pope, Associate Professor, UCL Institute of Archaeology/ASE: A half century of shaping the early prehistory of the South-East
Paul Garwood, Associate Professor, University of Birmingham: The Neolithic transformed: 50 years of Neolithic archaeology in South-East England
Hayley Nicholls, Project Officer, ASE: A burgeoning Bronze Age landscape: navigating the upland versus lowland bias of Sussex archaeology
Angus Forshawand Rob Cullum, Project Officers, ASE: The Only Way is Essex: exploring evolving landscapes and shifting settlements in East Anglia
Melanie Giles, Professor, University of Manchester: Celtic Warriors: assemblages of violence in the Iron Age
Michael Shapland, Senior Historic Buildings Specialist, ASE: The Lives and Deaths of Historic Buildings
Elke Raemen and Sarah Wolferstan, Senior Specialists, ASE: Skittles and Alms: the material culture of two inns in 17th- and 18th-century Whitechapel, and its use to support engagement with local communities
Martin Bell, Professor, University of Reading: Reflections on contributions, challenges and potential for the future
Further information
Ticketing
Ticketed
Cost
Free
Open to
All
Availability
Yes
Organiser
Archaeology South-East (UCL Institute of Archaeology)
