Interdisciplinary Approaches to Early Medieval Mental Landscapes

Workshop 3, November 2022

Hosted and facilitated by:

Prof. Karen Milek, Department of Archaeology, Durham University (karen.b.milek@durham.ac.uk),

Prof. Stefan Brink, Honorary Research Associate, Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic, University of Cambridge, and Fellow of the Institute of Advanced Studies, Durham University (sb2322@cam.ac.uk),

Dr. Kristen Hopper, Landscapes of Complex Societies Research and Impact Group Convenor, Department of Archaeology, Durham University (k.a.hopper@durham.ac.uk)

All are welcome to attend this interdisciplinary workshop series focussed on early medieval symbolic, political, and economic landscapes. The workshops are informal and open, and although each will kick off with a series of short presentations, all participants are welcome to come along with data and ideas that they would like to include in the discussion.

Refreshments including coffee, tea, sandwiches, and cake will be available for those attending in person, and participants are also welcome to bring along their own lunch. Please note that the maximum room capacity for these workshops is around 20 participants.

Optional Workshop 4: Open slot for additional contributions (email Karen Milek to register interest)

November 30, 13:00-14:30: Department of Archaeology, Dawson Building, Room D210 and online

Zoom link for online attendance available after registering in advance for this meeting:

https://durhamuniversity.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMpcOGqqDMrE9R4HjN4VjNDWKRMge_e-q6M

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.