Talk by Daniel Hunt – Living on the brink

Join us for the second talk in our new series of Royal Commission online lectures. On Thursday, 1 April, at 5pm, CHERISH Investigator, Daniel Hunt will be discussing, ‘Living on the brink: Uncovering the stories of Pembrokeshire’s eroding promontory forts’.

Pembrokeshire is home to some of the finest late prehistoric coastal fort sites found anywhere across the British Isles. Although they are relatively plentiful, little is known about them, especially how they were built and the role they played in late prehistoric society. This short talk will discuss recent archaeological research, including several new surveys conducted by CHERISH Project, and will explore new ideas on how these sites were constructed and some possible influences behind their peripheral coastal location.

This free lecture will be delivered via Zoom and the invitation will be sent to you once you have booked your place. Please don’t forget to download Zoom if you haven’t already!

Tickets must be booked in advance from https://ti.to/digital-past/living-on-the-brink-uncovering-the-stories-of-pembrokeshire-s-eroding-promontory-forts

Please reserve one ticket per household.

Thank you to everyone who joined us earlier this month for Dr Toby Driver’s talk on ‘Above Frozen Wales: Aerial Archaeology & Exploration in a Welsh Winter’.  Thank you for your support – a record audience of over 500 people attended. If you missed this talk, or would like to see it again, it was recorded and is now available on YouTube. A huge thank you also to everyone who completed our short online questionnaire after the event. All your comments and suggestions were much appreciated and will inform the planning of future online events.

19/03/2021