TNS Seminar Wednesday 22nd March: Jenny Cuffe and Henrietta Nleya
Please join us for the next Centre for Transnational Studies (TNS) seminar.
When: Wednesday 22nd March, 5-6.
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TAKING THE IRON AGE TO THE ROMANS: RESEARCHING IRON AGE FINDS FOR AN OPEN DAY AT ROCKBOURNE ROMAN VILLA
Reblogged from the Day of Archaeology...
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Public Engagement
Mike has written a blog post about his experience earlier this week helping out the Education Team at Basing House with their family activity sessions.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this topic, Mike!
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Public Engagement – Dig Pits, Trench Tours and Object Handling
During this season’s dig, part of the aim is to be involved in the public engagement aspect of Basing House.
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Simon Taylor to Simon Richard Brissett Taylor, 30 August 1806
Taylor’s letters reflect the dilemmas of slaveholding colonial planters with British identities who had, nevertheless, become disillusioned about their place within the empire. By 1806, Taylor was recommending his nephew, and principal heir, Sir Simon Brissett Taylor, who was by then aged twenty-two, to explore the possibility of moving the Taylor family and their investments to the United States.
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