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Stonehenge

Key facts

Type(s)Day and Weekend
LocationOxford
AddressRewley House
1 Wellington Square
Oxford
Dates Sat 23 Jan 2010
Day: Saturday
Time of meeting: 9.30am - 5.30pm
Number of meetings: 1
Subject area(s)Archaeology
FeesFrom £44.00
Application statusApplications being accepted
Course codeO09P146AHJ
Course contactIf you have any questions about this course, please email ppdayweek@conted.ox.ac.uk.

Overview

Stonehenge is rarely out of the headlines these days, whether as the focus of a new theory about the beliefs of prehistoric people, the subject of exciting new research into the Neolithic past, or the quest for improvements to the local road pattern and visitor infrastructure. Through the presentations to this dayschool we will get behind the headlines and hear directly from those whose work at Stonehenge is changing our understanding the monument and its landscape, and reshaping the way it is presented to the public.

Director of Studies: Professor Tim Darvill and Dr Joshua Pollard

Programme details

Saturday 23 January 2010

9.30am Registration

9.45am Beyond Stonehenge
Tim Darvill

10.15am The Stonehenge Riverside project
Mike Parker Pearson

11.15am Coffee/tea

11.45am The Stonehenge landscape before Stonehenge
Julian Thomas

12.45am Lunch

2.00pm From house to Temple: exploring the architecture of timber and stone monuments
in the late Neolithic of the Stonehenge region
Joshua Pollard

3.00pm Tea/coffee

3.30pm Merlin’s magic Stones: Stonehenge and the bluestones
Tim Darvill

4.30pm Future plans and developments (Title tbc)
Amanda Chadburn

5.30pm Course disperses

Staff

Dr Amanda Chadburn

Role: Speaker

English Heritage

Professor Timothy Darvill

Role: Speaker

Centre for Archaeology, Anthropology and Heritage, School of Conservation Sciences, Bournemouth University

Professor Mike Parker-Pearson

Role: Speaker

Department of Archaeology , University of Sheffield

Dr Joshua Pollard

Role: Speaker

Dept. of Archaeology & Anthropology, University of Bristol

Professor Julian Thomas

Role: Speaker

School of Arts, Histories and Cultures, University of Manchester

Accommodation

Accommodation is often available in Rewley House for those who wish to stay on the night before a course. Please contact our Residential Centre on 01865 270362 for details for availability and prices.

Refunds

Fees will only be refunded in exceptional circumstances when an administration charge will be levied. All refund requests should be made, in writing, to the Manager of Public Programmes, OUDCE, Rewley House, 1 Wellington Square, Oxford, OX1 2JA.

Fee options

Programme Fee
Tuition fee: £44.00
Catering
Hot lunch: £11.00
Baguette: £2.50

Apply for this course

You can apply for this course in the following ways:

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Download a PDF application form PDF document.

Terms and Conditions, Student Contract.

Programmes including this module

This module can be studied as part of these programmes:

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