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SUMMARY:Edward Roberts Memorial Lecture:  The Earliest Surviving English Houses 1150-1250 by Nick Hill
DESCRIPTION:The third Edward Roberts Memorial Lecture will be given by Nick Hill\, a buildings archaeologist and architectural historian with a particular interest in English houses of the medieval and early modern period.  He is a longstanding member of the Vernacular Architecture Group\, serving as its treasurer from 2008.  Before his recent retirement he was a chartered building surveyor and worked for over thirty years at Historic England\, delivering major building conservation projects.  He was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 2009 and awarded an MBE for services to heritage in 2024. \nNick is an occasional lecturer on the MSt course in Building History at Cambridge University and in recent years the main focus of his research has been Early English houses of c 1150-1250\, with studies of many major aisled halls and chamber blocks.  Houses with standing fabric of this date are rare\, but Hampshire is quite rich in surviving examples.  The lecture will cover Nick’s recent research and his studies of Warnford Manor\, Christchurch Castle Hall\, King John’s House at Romsey and Bishop’s Waltham Palace.
URL:https://www.hantsfieldclub.org.uk/event/edward-roberts-memorial-lecture-the-earliest-surviving-english-houses-1150-1250-by-nick-hill/
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SUMMARY:Annual Conference and AGM: In the Time of the Tapestry: Aspects of England on the Eve of the Conquest
DESCRIPTION:The arrival of the Bayeux Tapestry in London and political events closer to our own time remind us that regime changes have massive impacts on countries’ populations. We hear about the politics\, but what was life actually like in England in the lead up to the Battle of Hastings?  We hope to give a flavour of it in this year’s conference\, at a new venue which we hope you will enjoy. \nThe conference will explore the late Anglo-Saxon period from various viewpoints and we have gathered together some of the south’s leading experts to help us: \nProfessor Ryan Lavelle will expound on the state of the country prior to the Norman invasion \nDr Rob Webley\, an expert on medieval metalwork\, will use finds from the Portable Antiquities Scheme to illustrate daily life \nProfessor Emerita Barbara Yorke will highlight the the importance of the Church in everyday life \nDr Katherine Weikert will enlarge on what it was like to be living in medieval times \nOur own Mary Harris will talk about the Tapestry itself and reveal some surprises about its content and construction. \nImage: Harold Godwinson and his retinue at Bosham (W Sussex) in 1064.
URL:https://www.hantsfieldclub.org.uk/event/annual-conference-and-agm-england-on-the-eve-of-conquest/
LOCATION:The Winchester Hotel\, Worthy Lane\, Winchester\, SO23 7AB\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Micheldever and East Stratton
DESCRIPTION:Micheldever – A two-centre visit exploring the history of the parishes of Micheldever and East Stratton. Book via TicketSource.
URL:https://www.hantsfieldclub.org.uk/event/micheldever-and-east-stratton/
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