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Secrets of the Stone Age
Saturday 9 April 2016 1pm –2.30pm
Entry £5 per child (includes 1 accompanying adult)
Further information available from David Brooks, Bourne Hall Museum, Spring Street, Ewell, Surrey, KT17 1UF
Tel 020 8394 5794, dbrooks@epsom-ewell.gov.uk
This conference will celebrate 30 years of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the UK
Tickets: £30 (Students £15) and include lunch, teas and coffee.
Contact: www.wiltshiremuseum.org.uk/events
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This is the first time the important and multi faceted topic of Pilgrims and Pilgrimage has featured at a Medieval Studies Forum meeting. Two exciting external speakers will attend the meeting and be discussing pilgirmage from their perspectives: Martin Locker from UCL will be giving a presentation based on his research that set out to explore the link between the landscape and the pilgrim in Medieval Britain while John Jenkins from the University of York will discuss the experience of pilgrimage in relationship to English cathedrals that has arisen from the University's project.