Viking Leicestershire
Former County Archaeologist, Peter Liddle looks at the history of the Vikings in Leicestershire through the archaeology that has been uncovered.
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Thursday 18th February 7.30pm start
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Mosses and Liverworts
Steve Woodward will be talking to the Friends of Charnwood Museum about these fascinating natural wonders, explaining what they are, how they live and local examples.
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Thursday 18th March 7.30 pm start
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The Archaeology of Oakham Castle
Oakham Castle’s great hall is one of the finest surviving examples of domestic Norman architecture in Europe. However, despite several important excavations since the 1950s, very little is known about the rest of the castle. In The Archaeology of Oakham Castle, Mathew Morris discusses the castle’s history and archaeology, particularly focusing on exciting new discoveries made during the recent Heritage Lottery funded restoration of the castle, which are finally starting to unlock the secrets of the castle’s construction, layout and role.
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Wednesday 21st April 7.30pm start
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The Alexandra Bedspread, a Hidden Gem
Join the Friends of Charnwood Museum as Deborah Moxom tells the story the of the Alexandra bedspread, its place in fundraising for the building of the Carillon Tower and stories behind some of the signatures on it.
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Thursday 20th May 7.30pm start
Iron Age Living, Food and Cooking
Rosemary Gibson takes us through what it was like to live during the Iron Age with a particular focus on food and cooking.
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Thursday 17th June 7.30pm start
Animal Magic and the Horse Burials at Broughton Lodge
Michèle Saunders will speak on the excavations of an Anglo-Saxon cemetery at Broughton Lodge and, the rare finding of horse burials.
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Thursday 17th June 7.30pm start