01:06:21
A Maze without a Plan? Display in Sir John Soane’s Museum by Bruce Boucher FSA
58:29
Boynton Hall Simply Told
01:08:08
The Archaeo-Sexism Exhibition: Challenging Sexism in Archaeology
06:46
Future of Archaeology in England: Response to Society's manifesto by the National Trust
03:14
Future of Archaeology in England: Response to Society's manifesto by Council for British Archaeology
05:03
Future of Archaeology in England: Response to Society's manifesto by Historic England
07:08
Future of Archaeology in England: Response to Society's manifesto by Society for Museum Archaeology
03:39
The Future of Archaeology in England: Response to the Society's manifesto from HEF
07:06
The Future of Archaeology in England: Response to the Society's manifesto by Prof Julian D Richards
06:03
The Future of Archaeology in England: Response to the Society's manifesto by Cummings and Gardner
08:30
The Future of Archaeology in England: Response to the Society's manifesto by Prof Kevin MacDonald
10:59
The Future of Archaeology in England: Response to the Society's manifesto by Michael D'Aprix
05:41
The Future of Archaeology in England: Response to the Society's manifesto by Dr Paul Belford FSA
04:39
The Future of Archaeology in England: Response to the Society's manifesto by Dr Joe Flatman FSA
10:00
The Future of Archaeology in England: Response to the Society's manifesto by Diggit Archaeology
06:40
The Future of Archaeology in England: Response to the Society's manifesto by CIfA
58:25
SAL Lunchtime Lecture: Stonehenge and the British Empire: an overlooked debt
05:06
Society of Antiquaries of London Collections: Archives
05:08
Society of Antiquaries of London Collections: Museum
06:15
Society of Antiquaries of London Collections: Resources
09:40
Society of Antiquaries of London Collections: Library
12:20
Society of Antiquaries of London Collections
25:39
11. Ceramics as Historical Agents: 1640-1670 - Caroline McCaffrey-Howarth
13:44
Opening Remarks – Dr John Cooper FSA, Director of Research and Publications
06:06
Closing Remarks – Jen Caddick, Laura Flannigan, Murray Tremellen
26:25
Q&A_1
20:51
12. Dancing Opposition: the ballroom and the 1784 Westminster election – Hillary Burlock
16:44
10. Gendering British Monarchy: The Significance of George Buchanan's Contribution – Rosa Martin
18:11
9. An examination of James VI & I’s inaugural progress from Edinburgh to London in 1603 – Joe Ellis
15:59
8. Knights and Naves: the Political Space of the Elizabethan Chapel Royal – Oscar Patton
19:24
7. Pageantry, Power and Pastime: Progresses During the Reign of Henry VIII – Keely Hayes-Davies
11:14
6. John Cooper on Kirsty Wright's Research
20:40
5. Free Election or Riot? Emotions, Custom and Political Authority in C16th Beverley – Jamie Graves
21:01
4. Doing It for Themselves: The de Clare Sisters’ Experiences of Politics 1307-1333 – Rhiannon Cox
18:47
3. Sheriffs in Tudor England – Jon McGovern, Nanjing University
17:02
2. The Church and Politics in Late Medieval England - Samuel Lane
20:23
1. The Margins of English Governance in the Medieval Lordship of Ireland – Elizabeth Biggs
16:30
Q&A_4
27:55
Q&A_3
27:04
Q&A_2
48:22
24 June 2021: President's Address (Anniversary Meeting)
05:29
Michael Wood FSA appeals to the public to Save Burlington House
55:04
Keynote Paper: 'Why representation matters' by Raksha Dave
29:02
Music History and Black Performance by Josephine Beaton
31:38
Literary Contexts: 'Haunted by History: Reading ‘Wide Sargasso Sea’ in 2021' by Dr Linda Grant
30:54
'Entangled histories: Britain and Jamaica in slavery days and beyond' by Professor Catherine Hall
30:51
The UK and Slavery: 'Museums and Social Justice: Taking a Stand' by Dr Richard Benjamin
31:10
'Goodna Girls: A History of Children in a Queensland Mental Asylum' by Dr Adele Chynoweth FHEA OAM
07:18
Intertwined Histories: The Legacies of Colonialism and Empire | Welcome by Professor Martin Millett
06:12
Seals and the People of Britain - Welcome [Day 2]
07:06
Seals and the People of Britain - Welcome [Day 1]
10:20
Lost Frontiers and Drowned Landscapes in Britain and Beyond - Welcome [Day 1]
02:27
Lost Frontiers and Drowned Landscapes in Britain and Beyond - Welcome [Day 2]
24:27
25. Reflections on Doggerland by Bryony Coles - Europe's Lost Frontiers
25:53
23. Offshore Development and Industrial Collaboration by Louise Tizzard - Europe's Lost Frontiers
29:47
22. Palaeolithic Archaeology Offshore of East Anglia by Rachel Bynoe - Europe's Lost Frontiers
29:22
21. Star Carr and the North Sea by Nicky Milner FSA - Europe's Lost Frontiers
29:00
20. Submerged Landscapes in Northern Britain by C. Wickham-Jones FSA, M. Bates and R. Bates
25:19
19. CITiZAN Science: Re-invigorating Climate Resilience By Caroline Barrie-Smith
29:45
18. Bouldnor Cliff, the Underwater Cultural Heritage and Public Outreach by Garry Momber
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The Society of Antiquaries of London is a registered charity (no. 207237) with the mission of the 'encouragement, advancement and furtherance of the study and knowledge of the antiquities and history of this and other countries'. The Society supports an elected Fellowship of nearly 3,000 and a library and museum collection at Burlington House in London. It also owns a heritage site (Kelmscott Manor, the former Cotswold retreat of William Morris) that includes a historic home and Victorian museum collection. In addition, the Society supports a series of publications, conservation and research grants, Thursday evening lectures for Fellows, Public lectures and a programme of conferences and seminars.
As much as it is able, with permission of the speakers and others involved, the Society attempts to record and post its lectures and other event proceedings here and on its website at www.sal.org.uk.
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