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Research

Research lectures, seminars and events

The events listed in this area are research seminars, workshops and lectures hosted by Durham University departments and research institutes. If you are not a member of the University, but  wish to enquire about attending one of the events please contact the organiser or host department.


 

: Hadrian's Wall: A life

Presented by Professor Richard Hingley, Durham University
25 April 2012 16:15 in

This paper, which arises from the 'Tales of the Frontier' project, assesses the after-life of the Wall from the fifth century to the internet. It explores the idea of the Wall as a living landscape that is constantly remade in conceptual and physical terms. In particular, it addresses the development of popular and scholarly knowledge and how the 'archaeological imagination' can help to transform inherited ideas about the monumentality of the Wall. It forms part of a series of talks and events in Durham, co-ordinated through the Institute for Advanced Studies, under the 'Life of the Frontier' theme.

Contact j.c.chapman@dur.ac.uk for more information