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09.10-09.45 Registration
09.45 Welcome and administrative issues
09.50 Bill Britnell (Research Associate, Clwyd-Powys Archaeological Trust): Location, location, location: Neolithic monuments in the Walton Basin
10.30 Dr Peter Guest (Reader in Roman Archaeology, University of Cardiff) & Leah Reynolds (University of Cardiff): The impact of the Roman army on the landscape of Wales
11.20 Light refreshments
11.40 David Austin (Principal Investigator of the AHRC Sacred Landscapes Project): Strata Florida: the Sacred Landscapes Project
12.20 Evan T. Jones (Senior Lecturer in Economic and Social History, University of Bristol): The Severn Sea in the fifteenth-sixteenth centuries
13.00 Buffet lunch and Society for Landscape Studies AGM
14.00 Shaun Evans (Director of the Institute for the Study of Wesh Estates, University of Bangor): & Philip Nanney Williams (author of Nannau: a rich tapestry of Welsh history): Estate landscapes in Wales
14.50 Speaker to be announced (Clwyd-Powys Archaeological Trust):The Miners Project
15.30 Light refreshments
15.50 Eurwyn William (Independent scholar): Building a house on sand
16.30 Further questions and discussion
17.00 Conference ends
Conference fees. Standard fee £28. Members of the Society for Landscape Studies and Cambrian Archaeological Association fee £26. Both of these include buffet lunch and all light refreshments. Special Student fee (no refreshments or food) £10.
Booking forms are available below or by emailing brianrich457@btinternet.com or phoning Brian Rich on 01538 384713. |
BOOKING FORM Recent Work on Welsh Landscape History Saturday 19th October 2019. Cardiff University Cathays Park Campus, John Percival Building, Colum Drive, Cardiff CF10 3EU (five minutes walk from Cathays Railway Station) 1 All bookings must be received by Friday 4th October 2019 The conference fee is £28 (£26 for CAA and SLS Members) which includes a buffet lunch, light refreshments on arrival, mid-morning and afternoon. There are also a limited number of student tickets, without refreshments or food, at £10. All tickets should be booked in advance. Name..................................................................................................... Postal Address.................................................................................................. ............................................................................................................... Postcode........................................................... Email address...................................................Telephone Number........................................ I wish to book ..... place(s) for the conference and enclose a cheque for £ ...... payable to ‘Society for Landscape Studies’. Please indicate below which type(s) of tickets you require: Standard conference admission @ £28 o Society for Landscape Studies member a £26 o Cambrian Archaeological Association member @ £26 o Student (no refreshments or food) @ £10 o Please state any particular dietary requirements ................. This completed form with your cheque * should be posted to: Brian Rich (SLS), 11 Adams Grove, Leek. Staffordshire ST13 8NX Please email brianrich457@btinternet.com if you have any queries The preferred method of payment is by cheque. If you do not have a cheque book you can pay by bank transfer, but you must confirm your transfer below. Bank details: Lloyds Bank Account holder: The Society for Landscape Studies Sortcode: 30-92-63 Account number: 01486501 When transferring please insert the following reference: CARDIFF (Direct bank transfers only) Amount transfered .... Date of transfer .... Free car parking is available at the John Percival building/ Colum Drive car park IF CAR DETAILS ARE PROVIDED IN ADVANCE. A code for the car park barrier will be provided by email prior to the conference. Your name .... Car registration number ... Make and model of car ... Colour ... Train travel: those travelling by train should get tickets to Cathays station rather than to Cardiff Central—it should not cost any extra, Cathays Station is 6-minute journey from Cardiff Central, with connections every 15 minutes or so. |
AUTUMN CONFERENCE Saturday 19th October 2019 RECENT WORK IN WELSH LANDSCAPE HISTORY Cardiff University Cathays Park Campus, John Percival Building, Colum Drive, Cardiff CF10 3EU A conference hosted by the Society for Landscape Studies and the Cambrian Archaeological Association. |