Prehistoric studies: research, presentation and interpretation

Prehistoric studies: research, presentation and interpretation

Clwyd Powys Archaeological Trust dayschool

5th November 9.00 to 16.30

Denbigh Town Hall

Crown Lane,

Denbigh

LL16 3TB

An exciting day school revealing the latest research findings on the prehistoric archaeology of Wales and England. Featuring a range of speakers and a variety of displays from across the CPAT region and beyond. Lunch, tea, coffee and cake!

To book contact Viviana Culshaw: 01938 553670, or community@cpat.org.uk.
 

The event is CIfA accredited and relevant to the professional development aims.
CPD certificates will be available on the day.
 

Ticket price: £12 adults; £10 members of CIfA; £8 Friends of CPAT; £5 students
Price includes lunch, tea and coffee

9.00	Registration and Coffee
09.30	Welcome
	Dr Paul Belford, Clwyd-Powys Archaeological Trust
09.35	Recent work on the caves of north-east Wales
	Richard Hankinson, Clwyd-Powys Archaeological Trust
10.20	Settling Down, Moving on and Coming Back – Mesolithic, Neolithic and Early Bronze Age Site Use at Llanfaethlu, Anglesey
	Catherine Rees, C.R. Archaeology
11.05	Tea break
11.20	Neolithic ‘Halls of the Dead’ at Dorstone Hill: The story so far
	Professor Julian Thomas, University of Manchester
12.05	The Third Radiocarbon Revolution and its Application in North   West  Wales
	Jane Kenney, Gwynedd Archaeological Trust
12.50	Lunch (Catering by The Glass Onion Café)
13.40	Recent work at Moel-y-Gaer Bodfari, Denbighshire
	Professor Gary Lock, University of Oxford
14.25	Roundhouse Studies: research and interpretation
	Rachel Pope, University of Liverpool
15.10	Discussion and questions.
15.30	The Prehistoric Society – promoting our prehistoric past (temp title)
	Frances Lynch, Cambrian Archaeological Association, member of The  Prehistoric Society and Trustee of the Clwyd-Powys Archaeological Trust.
16.00	End. Displays, handling collection and informal conversations with speakers