At the
Institute of Classical Studies, University of London:
TRAC (Theoretical Roman Archaeology
Conference)
Accordia
Research Centre
British Archaeological Association,
British Epigraphy Society,
British
School at Rome,
Centre for the Study of Ancient Documents
Council for British Archaeology,
Current Archaeology,
Internet
Archaeology(British electronic archaeological journal),
Roman Art and Archaeology (point of
departure for everything to do with Roman art and archaeology - links to
archaeology departments worldwide)
Roman Archaeology Specialist Groups
Royal
Archaeological Institute
The Study
Group for Roman Pottery
Classics and Mediterranean Archaeology,
17th
International Congress of Classical Archaeology, 2008 – call for
posters
Surrey
Archaeological Society: Surrey Roman Studies Group of Surrey
Archaeological Society is organizing a conference –Aqua Britannica – Water
in Roman Britain on Saturday 31st May, 2008 at Chertsey Hall,
Chertsey, Surrey.
For details call Surrey Archaeological Society (01483 532454) or visit the
website: http://www.surreyarchaeology.org.uk/
British Museum: Hadrian:
Empire and Conflict, will open to the public on
British Museum: The First Emperor: China’s Terracotta Army.
Extended opening hours. See http://www.britishmuseum.org/
The Classics Library is the
online resource-sharing website for Classics teachers, housing material for
every level, and for every classical subject: Latin, Greek, Ancient History,
Classical Civilisation, and Archaeology.
Frontiers of
the Roman Empire World Heritage Site Hadrian’s Wall Management Plan 2008-1012
Consultation Draft. We are pleased to announce that the Consultation
Draft Management Plan is now ready for review. The three-month Formal
Consultation period will run from 2nd June to 31st August
2008. This is the final opportunity for anyone to comment on the Plan which is
available to download: http://www.hadrians-wall.org/managementplan
English Heritage Historical
Review
Editor:
Richard Hewlings, English Heritage, Cambridge, UK
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Launched in 2006, English Heritage Historical Review is a rich source of historical research and interpretation. The journal focuses on discoveries from English Heritage properties, including landscapes, structures and their contents. The Roman Amphitheatre at Chester and the Roman Pharos at Dover Castle are just two of the compelling topics from Volumes One and Two. For
full details on English Heritage Historical Review, including abstracts of
each article and how to order go to: www.english-heritage.org.uk/ehhr |
Other useful links
List
of postgraduate thesis topics and forum for information and discussion for
postgraduates: http://www.sas.ac.uk/icls/pgforum
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