Joint Roman Finds Group and Centre for Interdisciplinary Artefact Studies Meeting Spring 2015Roman Finds Group with the CIAS, Newcastle UniversitySpring 2015 Meeting 16th -17th March 2015 The 2015 RFG Spring Meeting is based in Newcastle. It will be a two day conference from lunchtime on…
The ALG Autumn 2014 meeting Leather in Warfare is being held at the Royal Armouries, Leeds and co-hosted by that august institution. We are most grateful to the Royal Armouries for their enthusiasm for the meeting and having them co-host the event has allowed us…
Wallace Collection and Institute of Archaeology, 28th and 29th November 2014. Places are still available for this conference with a fantastic line-up of glass specialists covering a multitude of historical, archaeological and scientific topics. £40 full price and £10 for students. See website for registration…
31st May-1st June 2014 Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery ‘Metals used in Personal Adornment’ For many centuries metal, especially precious metals, has been the dominant material used in the construction of jewellery and other items of personal adornment. The basic form of personal adornment varies…
10th May 2014 Chertsey Hall, Chertsey A Day Conference organised by the Roman Studies Group of Surrey Archaeological Society Just how ‘Roman’ life was in Roman Britain is still hotly debated. Issues to be covered during the Conference will include: What was the situation prior…
“We run a dual meeting over 6 days; the first half is a ‘Reunion Weekend’ for members old and new, the Second half a conference proper titled THE ROMAN ARMY SCHOOL. The RAS has been running annually for over 30 years and the list of…
The University of Reading is proud to host the Biennial International Roman Archaeology Conference in collaboration with the Roman Society The conference will take place on Friday 28 to Sunday 30 March 2014, returning to where it began 20 years ago in 1994. It will…
Conference marking 150 years of the Yorkshire Archaeological Society. Full details found here.
Assessing the Impact of Commercial Archaeology on the Towns of Roman Britain. One day conference at the University of Reading. Organised by the Roman Society in collaboration with the University of Reading, English Heritage and Cotswold Archaeology.
In collaboration with the Association for Roman Archaeology. Full details found here.
