SIHG - Possible Talks for 2027
These are some of the talks which I haven't beenable to fit into 2026, but are good candidates for 2027. In no particular order, lest you wondered.
Probably live:
Short talks given to Society groups (more user friendly than the term 'Lecture')
These are some of the talks which I haven't beenable to fit into 2026, but are good candidates for 2027. In no particular order, lest you wondered.
Probably live:
Date TBC.Details to follow
Zoom registration details to follow
As Britain faced the threat of Nazi invasion it became clear our Airforce was outnumbered 4:1; so the British Government turned to scientists for a solution. They asked for a “Death Ray”, but what they got was even more advantageous.
This is the story of how two unlikely men and a mathematical formula changed the tide of the war.
They say truth is stranger than fiction. Indeed, it was here.
We are currently firming up our speakers for the 2026-7 Winter Series. As soon as we have a talk arranged this page will be updated.
Bear with us.
We are currently firming up our speakers for the 2026-7 Winter Series. As soon as we have a talk arranged this page will be updated.
Bear with us.
We are currently firming up our speakers for the 2026-7 Winter Series. As soon as we have a talk arranged this page will be updated.
Bear with us.
We are currently firming up our speakers for the 2026-7 Winter Series. As soon as we have a talk arranged this page will be updated.
Bear with us.
Mike Fulford has kindly offered to talk to us on 'The Silchester Environs Project'. He led a research team in a five year project to explore the later prehistoric use of the c.140km2 landscape around Silchester Roman Town and its underlying Late Iron Age oppidum. Its base was an extensive desktop assessment containing a vast array of data, both old and new, which was incorporated in a project-wide GIS. It was further supported by various geophysics techniques, lidar, earthwork surveys, walkover reconnaissance, coring exercises and excavation.
A Zoom talk on 'The Hallaton Helmet: A Conquest Period Mystery
A free Zoom event has been arranged where three members give short presentations about their work.
Bill Powell will discuss his current research on Mesolithic and Neolithic mobility in Pembrokeshire as affected by the geology of the region
Jan Blatchford will talk about her involvement with the excavation at the Ness of Brodgar, Orkney
James Crouch will present How to Build a Roundhouse: A Volunteers Experience