WEBINARS
As one of the core objectives of Roads To The Past (RTTP) is to promote and facilitate historical and archaeological activities for the local community, our 2020/21 programme of events such as community archaeology, walking tours, talks and visits that were planned were cancelled or postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic. We quickly realised that we must adapt and we were fortunate to apply for and get a small grant from the Heritage Lottery Emergency Fund that has enabled us to run a series of webinars that are free to anyone interested in listening to them. Our funding has now ceased but we are pleased to continue with our webinar series for the foreseeable future
LIDAR
Thursday 17 December 2020Landscape Research: a road to the future?
Join Al Oswald from University of York for an engaging overview of use of Lidar in archaeology
Medieval Moated Site at Skipworth
Thursday 14th January 2021 at 7.30 pmJon Kenny talks about this fascinating community project
Traditional farm buildings of the Yorkshire Dales
Thursday 21st January 2021 at 7.30 pmwatch our video with James Brightman to find out more
Jim has provided a reading list
– Hartley, M. and Ingleby, J. 1968. Life and Tradition in the Yorkshire Dales. Otley, Smith Settle
– Muir, R. 1997. The Yorkshire Countryside: A Landscape History. Edinburgh, Keele University Press
– White, R. 1997. The Yorkshire Dales. London, Batsford
– Brunskill, R.W. 2004. Traditional Buildings of Britain: Introduction to Vernacular Architecture. Yale, Yale University Press.
– Brunskill, R.W. 2007. Traditional Farm Buildings and their Conservation. Yale, Yale University Press.
– White, R. and Darlington, G. 2004. ‘Houses built in most of the fields’: Field Barns in Swaledale and Arkengarthdale. In White, R. and Wilson, P. (eds) Archaeology and Historic Landscapes of the Yorkshire Dales. Huddersfield, Yorkshire Archaeological Society. Occasional Paper No. 3: 145-156.
Lost Lives New Worlds
Thursday 04th February 2021Dr Chris Gerrard, University of Durham
Unlocking the story of the 1650 Scottish soldiers buried on Palace Green in DurhamWe are pleased to offer copies of the book at £15 plus P&P, please contact us for details
New approaches to understanding Viking settlement in eastern Yorkshire
Friday 26th February 2021Dr Stuart Wrathmell FSA
Q & A on Viking Settlements
Friday 26th February 2021Dr Stuart Wrathmell FSA
What can the discoveries made at Wharram Percy teach us about medieval Thornton-le-Street?
Thursday 04th March 2021Al Oswald, University of York
Fin Cop
Thursday 25th March 2021Your Content Goes Here
Join Jim Brightman for his unique insight into Fin Cop
