Our Aims

Our Club's aims are to:

Learn collaboratively about the history, heritage and archaeology of Norwich and Norfolk

Develop resources and activities that contribute to the wider community’s understanding of history and archaeology

Develop activities that enhance/maintain the wellbeing and emotional resilience of club members

Be actively inclusive – open, accessible and welcoming to all


Wednesday, 11 June 2014

The Archaeology of Norwich, 1066-1536

Brian explaining how archaeological analysis is
revealing the shifting patterns of fishing in the
North Sea during the medieval period

Last week we were very pleased to welcome the archaeologist and author, Brian Ayers, to speak to us. He delivered a presentation about the archaeology of Norwich in the period between the Norman Conquest and the beginning of the Reformation. As ever, Brian was authoritative and entertaining and everyone was immensely impressed with his scholarship and eloquence. This feeling was summed up by History Club member, Maggie, who said:

"Yesterday's talk was absolutely illuminating. He's such a good speaker. That's where years of practice get you!'

Indeed!

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