A Summer of Discovery in Wales: Aerial Archaeology and the Remarkable Heatwave of 2018 – Bangor

Notice of cancellation 

We are sorry to announce that tonight’s talk in Pontio, Bangor, by Dr Toby Driver at 5pm has been cancelled due to a sudden family bereavement. A new date for this talk will be announced as soon as possible. All tickets will be valid for the rearranged lecture. 

We apologise for any inconvenience caused. 

3 December, The Royal Commission Christmas Lecture hosted by the School of History, Philosophy and Social Sciences, Bangor University, A Summer of Discovery in Wales: Aerial Archaeology and the Remarkable Heatwave of 2018 – Bangor by Dr Toby Driver 5 pm, Cemlyn Jones Room (PL2), Pontio, Bangor University’s Arts and Innovation Centre, Deiniol Road, Bangor, LL57 2TQ.

In response to popular demand, there is now an opportunity to attend the Royal Commission Christmas Lecture in Bangor, north Wales. Join Toby Driver for a stunning aerial journey across the parched fields of Wales during June and July 2018, when scores of newly-identified archaeological sites showed up as cropmarks and parchmarks. The talk will look at major cropmark discoveries from across Wales and discuss their significance, including a number of sites which have not been seen publicly before. The talk will also look at the enormous media interest which followed the discoveries, where Welsh cropmarks appeared alongside world events on the website of the New York Post.  Free admission by ticket. To register for tickets online, please visit: https://ti.to/digital-past/a-summer-of-discovery-in-wales-aerial-archaeology-and-the-remarkable-heatwave-of-2018-bangor

Please note that this lecture will also be given at 5.30pm on 6 December in Aberystwyth. If you have already reserved tickets for the event in Aberystwyth, but would now like to attend the event in Bangor, please cancel your original reservation and reserve new tickets for the Bangor event. For further help and information, please contact Nicola Roberts nicola.roberts@rcahmw.gov.uk, tel: 01970 621248.