NOW FULLY BOOKED
In the summer of 2017, Tees Archaeology and local volunteers carried out a series of investigations at Piercebridge as part of the River Tees Rediscovered project. This free workshop is a chance to find out more about Roman Piercebridge and the investigations that took place. A number of specialists will set the results of the work in a broader context and finds will be available to view. The workshop will take place at the Head of Steam Museum at Darlington and number are limited due to the space in the venue.
There is no charge for the day, but numbers are limited to 45 due to the size of the venue therefore booking is essential. Lunch can be obtained in the café at the museum.
Please book your place by completing the attached form and returning to robin.daniels@hartlepool.gov.uk
The format of the day is as follows:
10:00 Tea, Coffee & Registration
10:20 Introduction
10:30 Early Prehistory; Dr Rob Young
11:15 The 2017 Excavations; Robin Daniels
11:45 The Roman Pottery; Alex Croom
12:30 Lunch
13:15 The Roman Coins; Craig Barclay
13:45 Piercebridge and the Roman North; David Mason
14:30 Tea & Coffee & View Finds
15:00 Finish
