The Archaeology of Skomer and Skokholm
Event Date: 19 February 2012, 15:30
Location: Five Valleys Conference Centre, Nailworth, Gloucestershire.
Type of Event: Lecture
Special Guest: Dr Oliver Davies
Further details:
On Sunday, 19 February, 3.30pm Dr Oliver Davies, a Royal Commission archaeologist, will be giving a lecture to the Skomer and Stockholm Friends Re-union at the Five Valleys Conference Centre, Nailworth. Gloucestershire. The title of the talk is The Archaeology of Skomer and Skokholm and will be based upon the Royal Commission’s recent high-tech survey of the island and its ground-breaking results.
Further reading:
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- The Archaeology of Skomer Island | Heritage of Wales News Royal Commission investigators Louise and Toby, have just been on a visit to Skomer Island situated off the coast of Pembrokeshire. This wonderful place is principally famed for its wildlife, however, its archaeology is equally ...
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