Recent Excavations at Nassington
Parkway Sports Club Maskew Avenue, PeterboroughLearn what was discovered at Nassington this summer.
£3.00
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Peterborough Cathedral 2016 Excavation
Parkway Sports Club Maskew Avenue, PeterboroughLast July FRAG members were amongst 170 volunteers who helped dig up the Dean's garden. What did we learn? Speaker: Alison Dickens MCIfA, Archaeological Manager, Cambridge Archaeological Unit. FREE for FRAG members
£3.00
The Mill House at Sacrewell Farm
Parkway Sports Club Maskew Avenue, PeterboroughFind out about the history of this ancient mill. Speaker: Jane Harrison, Mill Project Officer . FREE for FRAG members
£3.00
The Romans of Fane Road
St Mark's Church Hall 82 Lincoln Road, Peterborough, United KingdomLearn how the Peterborough wealthy lived in Roman times. Speaker: David Crawford-White
The Future of Flag Fen
Parkway Sports Club Maskew Avenue, PeterboroughPeterborough has some of the finest Bronze Age archaeology in Europe. We may soon have a visitor centre to do it justice. Speakers: Sarah Wilson & Jonathon Latchford FREE for FRAG members
£3.00
Warboys History Society
Parkway Sports Club Maskew Avenue, PeterboroughLearn more about recent excavations by the Warboys History Society. Speaker: Roger Mould, Chairperson of Warboys History society FREE for FRAG members
EXHIBITION – Must Farm: The Story So Far
Peterborough Museum 51 Priestgate, PeterboroughThis is a Vivacity Event
Geophys Training Sessions
Hands-on training in how to conduct a geophysical resistivity survey. There will be half day sessions on both 5th and 6th May. This event is only available to FRAG members.
VISIT – The Deeping Canal – A guided walk
This is a Peterborough Museum Society Event FULLY BOOKED
From Hadstock to Westminster: 45 years of church archaeology reviewed
Law Faculty, Cambridge Law Faculty building, 10 West Road, CambridgeSpeaker: Prof Warwick Rodwell A Cambridge Antiquarian Society event
Old Scarlett – An Interesting Tale from the Past
Parkway Sports Club Maskew Avenue, PeterboroughOld Scarlett was at the burials of Henry VIII's wife Katherine and of Mary Queen of Scots. Get the full story. Speaker: Stuart Orme, Head of Operations, Peterborough Cathedral FREE for FRAG members
£3.00
Harald Hardrada
Stamford Arts CentreSpeaker: Don Chiswell. This is a Stamford Arts Centre Society Event
The Paintings of Longthorpe Tower
Speaker: Dr Miriam Gill. A Vivacity event
VISIT – Warmington Village – A guided walk with Stephen Upex
A Peterborough Museum Society event FULLY BOOKED
A New Town – Northstowe Phase 1 & 2
Parkway Sports Club Maskew Avenue, PeterboroughUpdate on the fascinating excavation being undertaken prior to development of 25,000 new homes close to Cambridge. Speaker: Alison Dickens, Cambridge Archaeological Unit FREE for FRAG members
£3
VISIT – History Walk, Church Street, Market Deeping
A Peterborough Local History Society Event
VISIT – Stibbington Hall
A Civic Society event
VISIT – Medieval Peterborough – A guided walk
A Museum Society event FULLY BOOKED
Itter Park Church Fete
Itter Park Fulbridge Road, PeterboroughCome and meet the FRAG team - just a short distance from the site of a Roman villa!
VISIT – Apethorpe Hall
A Civic Society event
Awesome Archaeology
Flag FenTry your hand at being an awesome archaeologist for the day! This is a Vivacity [...]
Archaeology Adventurers Club
Flag FenActivity club for For kids aged 8 – 12. This is a Vivacity Event.
VISIT – Stamford Townhall & Dungeons
A Local History Society event
EXCAVATION – Nassington Barn – 2017
A chance to help excavate a complex site centred on a large Roman barn.
Curse Tablets of Roman Britain
Parkway Sports Club Maskew Avenue, PeterboroughFrom the petty theft of a humble ring, to unrequited love, the curse tablets from Roman Britain are the real Romans, warts and all. This event is part presentation and part practical. Speaker: Paddy Lambert, Oxford Archaeology East FREE for FRAG members
£3
VISIT: Stonea Camp & March Museum
Stonea Camp, March March, CambridgeshireStonea Camp has a fascinating history linked to both the Iceni tribe and the Romans. The guided walk led by David Crawford-White will help you appreciate the surrounding landscape, the camps demise and the rise and fall of the impressive Roman Stonea Grange. FRAG members only
Archaeology in the Precincts
A Local History Society event
Georgian Towns and Cities: Works of Urban Art by Accident
Stamford Arts CentreSpeaker: Don Chiswell. This is a Stamford Arts Centre Event
