waveneyarchaeology@gmail.com

We are a community archaeology group for the wider Waveney Valley, from Diss to Lowestoft and beyond.

No experience necessary, just curiosity. Come and join us!

 


 

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STOP PRESS

The Buildings Archaeologist – Dr James Wright

14th November – 2.00pm We’re delighted to welcome Dr James Wright who, as part of his nationwide book tour, will be talking about his new book The Buildings Archaeologist The Buildings Archaeologist is the first book in over a quarter of a century which offers clues for discovering the secrets of Britain’s... Read More

Exploring Norfolk Churches – John Vigar

17th October – 2.00pm John Vigar is an ecclesiologist and the go-to authority on English churches and church buildings. He is the author of many books on churches and church architecture as well as a broadcaster and a compelling lecturer. In this talk he will take us  through the development... Read More

Saxons in the Sand – Len Middleton

19th October 2.00pm Len is a project officer for Cotswold Archaeology working on the excavations in advance of the construction of Sizewell C. He will be taking about the early medieval barrow cemetery discovered at Theberton as part of the archaeological work around Sizewell C. We’ll be meeting on Saturday... Read More

Beyond the Town Walls

Recent Developments at Venta Icenorum On Saturday 13th June we are excited to welcome back Mike Pinner who is the Research Coordinator for the Caistor Roman Project, having previously been the Chair of the project for several years. Venta Icenorum – Caistor St. Edmunds – has been known as an... Read More

May – Norfolk’s Pilgrim Routes – Andy Bull

In the late Middle Ages, Norfolk attracted pilgrims from throughout the British Isles, and Europe. They travelled via Norwich or King’s Lynn, often headed for the shrine at Walsingham. Pilgrim routes crossed the county, linking Walsingham and other significant pilgrim points such as Bromholm Priory, St Benet’s Abbey, and Binham... Read More

Exploring the Viking Age in East Anglia

On April 18th we welcome Dr Richard Hoggett who will be telling the story of the Vikings in East Anglia. From the middle decades of the 9th century until the Norman Conquest, East Anglia was an integral part of the Viking world which spanned the North Sea basin. Drawing on... Read More

February – Soggy Saints and Pink Wafers

On February 7th, and please note change of date, we welcome back Dr Rebecca Pinner of UEA. Rebecca is an Associate Professor in the School of Literature, Drama and Creative Writing at the University of East Anglia, where she teaches medieval literature and researches medieval culture. Rebecca last came to... Read More

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