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Researching Suffolk’s Archaeology: A Public Day Conference 

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Researching Suffolk’s Archaeology: A Public Day Conference 

Suffolk County Council at The Corn Exchange, Ipswich

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Tickets: £20 + £3 booking fee – All proceeds support the charitable work of the Suffolk Archaeological Recording Foundation.  Book now!

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Researching Suffolk’s Archaeology: A Public Day Conference

Discover cutting edge research and new archaeological work that is reshaping what we know about Suffolk’s past. Archaeology experts will present a series of talks including about Roman coins, Anglo-Saxon cemeteries, Viking crafts in Ipswich, recent excavations at Rendlesham and Barnham and more! This is your chance to hear directly from archaeologists and researchers with talks by some of the country’s leading specialists, including:

  • Rob Davis (British Museum) on excavating Neanderthal archaeology in Suffolk
  • Andrew Brown (Ashmolean Museum) on Roman Coins in Suffolk
  • Jude Plouviez (formerly SCCAS) on Lackford’s early Anglo-Saxon cemetery
  • Keith Wade (former County Archaeologist) on early medieval Ipswich
  • Ian Riddler (freelance specialist) on the Ipswich and the Vikings of Suffolk
  • Rory Naismith (Cambridge University) on East Anglian early medieval coins
  • Christopher Scull (UCL and Cardiff) on Rendlesham’s Anglo-Saxon royal centre
  • Stephanie Paull (West Stow Museum) on new evidence redating the settlement and facial reconstruction technology

And more covering newly discovered finds!

The conference is being hosted by and will raise funds for the Suffolk Archaeological Recording Foundation, a charity recently established to support the recording, analysis and conservation of archaeological objects in Suffolk found by members of the public.

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