Our first seminar of the season is tomorrow, Tuesday 7 October at 18:00
Tanja Romankiewicz will be presenting on '"Another Wall of Turf": the Antonine Wall in the context of Roman turf building'
Please note that in a departure from the norm we are in the Sydney Smith Lecture Theatre
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We are still finalising our lecture programme for 25-26 (due to some administrative speedbumps)
But we can confirm our first three lectures will be held in Edinburgh on the following dates:
7 October
4 November
2 December
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The FMSG Committee has had a planning session this evening and we're really excited with the draft seminar programme for 2025-26.
More details in due course when speakers have confirmed
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That's the 2024/25 seminar series wrapped up for us.
We'll be back in October for the 2025/26 series.
As we go about planning this, we would like to know:
- What do you like about FMSG?
- What could be changed?
- Ideas for topics / speakers
- Offers of papers to add to our ideas
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