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Tuesday 18 October 2022 I 7pm
Venue: Arnold Methodist Church Arnold
Tickets: £1 for members and £3 for non members
Archaeology After Richard III – Ten years of archaeological discoveries in Leicester.
When walking through Leicester today, it is often difficult to appreciate that we are treading on 2,000 years of history. Beneath the city's streets are the remains of an Iron Age Oppidum (large fortified Iron Age settlement), a Roman city, an Anglo-Saxon burgh and a medieval borough.
Mathew Morris from the University of Leicester’s Archaeological Services gives a fascinating overview of the archaeological exploration of Leicester, from early antiquarian discoveries to the latest commercial excavations. Mathew was lead archaeologist on the Richard III dig and, archaeologist who found and excavated the bones of King Richard III.
All are welcome to come along and listen to Mathew’s fascinating illustrated talk. (You are advised to arrive early to ensure a seat, as strictly first come first served
Visitors can attend the talk at the cost of £3
If you wish to join the Arnold Local History Group you can do so also at the annual cost of £10 and entitles you to attend monthly meetings for £1, vote at the AGM and be eligible for election to the committee.
| Archaeology After Richard III, a talk by Mathew Morris – Ten years of archaeological discoveries in Leicester (18 Oct 2022) | ||
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| Day | Times | |
| Tuesday | 19:00 | |
* Talks commence at 7.00pm, doors open at 6.45pm. All talks are followed by refreshments afterwards.
Covid rules are being observed.
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