There are still tickets available for the RFG’s Spring conference being held in Chester next weekend, 13th-14th March. The event features a great line up of speakers discussing recent finds and research from Wales and the West, as well as a tour of the new…
The next conference for the RFG will be held on 13-14 March at the Grosvenor Museum in Chester, hosted in conjunction with the University of Chester and the Grosvenor Museum. It will be on the theme of ‘Recent Roman finds and Research from Wales and…
The next RFG conference will be held on Friday 31st October from 9.30-16.30 GMT. The theme is Recent Finds from Volunteer Excavations in the Roman World, and will include speakers from the UK, Italy, and Romania. The conference will be free to attend and hosted online…
The next RFG conference will be held on Friday 31st October online via Zoom. The theme is Recent Finds from Volunteer Excavations in the Roman World, and will include speakers from the UK, Italy, and Romania. If you would be interested in presenting, please get in…
This willbe a free to attend online event on Friday 8thNovember, with a wide-reaching theme and including speakers from the UK,France, Netherlands, Germany and further afield. The conference will be held via Zoom, with the option to speak live or by sending a pre-recording video. Talks should be…
The spring RFG Conference is taking place at the University of Nottingham. 21st/22nd April 2023. This will be a live event, although papers will also be streamed on the internet. The meeting will follow our now well established format of five sessions, up to 20 papers….
From 22-28 August 2021 the 25th Limes Congress will take place in Nijmegen, the Netherlands. We would like to invite paper proposals for Session 16: Dress and adornment in frontier communities. This session explores the way people living in Roman frontier communities dressed, adorned and…
Due to the postponement of our April meeting in Glasgow we intend to hold our Autumn meeting there, with as close to the original programme as possible. In the event that gaps appear in the programme due to speaker availability if you have any ideas…
We are delighted to announce that Roman Finds Group committee member Dr Jörn Schuster will be offering a one-day Masterclass on Romano-British Brooches with former RFG committee members Dr Hella Eckhardt and Dr Emma Durham from the University of Reading. This one-day event will enhance…
Saturday 10th March 2018 Registration is now open Keynote Speakers: Apotropaic art, symbols or objects are those which have – or are reputed to have – the power of averting evil influence or ‘bad luck’. The very idea of an apotropaic object stands at the centre…
