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Supported by Quaternary Research Association Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History
Want to
Attend Buffet lunch and refreshments are included
Price: members of the Council for
British Archaeology or supporting organisations. Price: non-members £25.00 Cheques should be made payble to 'Council for British Archaeology - East Anglia' Contact Us If you would like to know more then please contact: - Hon. Sec - Michael de
Bootman
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Council for British Archaeology
- East Anglia East Anglian
Prehistory - Some Recent Research University of East Anglia: Lecture Theatre One Saturday March 31st 2007
From the moment on the
30 July 1955 when he discovered a third part of a human skull at a
gravel pit at Swanscombe, to the publication of the discoveries at
Pakefield in the December 2005 edition of 'Nature' John Wymer led man
enormously productive archaeological life. a unique practitioner and
scholar he will be missed by many, both within and outside the
archaeological community. As an archaeologist and prehistorian he will
never be forgotton.
09.00 Registration 10.00 Introduction by Andrew Lawson (15 mins) Session 1: Chair - Andrew Lawson 10.15 Simon Parfitt - Pakefield and Happisburgh 10.25 Nick Ashton - The Hoxnian and Hoxne 10.45 Discussion (10 mins) 11.00 Break (40 mins) Session 2: Chair - Francis Wenban-Smith 11.40 Peter Robbins - Long Blade industry, beach finds 12.00 Julie Gardiner - Mesolithic in East Anglia (with Wymerian associations?) 12.20 Discussion (10 mins) 12.30 Lunch (2 hours) Session 3: Chair - CBA Trustee (TBC) 14.30 Francis Healy - Neolithic/Bronze Age 14.50 Gill Varndell - Grimes Graves?
15.10 Andrew Lawson - Wessex-style burials in East
Anglia with
15.30 Discussion (10 mins)
Session 4: Chair - Simon Carr 16.20 Trevor Ashwin - Archaeology of the Norwich By-Pass 16.40 Andrew Rogerson - John in the Norfolk Unit
17.00
Discussion & Summary (30 mins)
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To avoid disappointment we would urge you to book early as this conference has already received a lot of interest. You can download the conference information and booking form by clicking here.
University of East
Anglia
Click here to find out more about the John Wymer Bursary - The Lithic Studies Society.
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