AGM and Annual Lecture
London Archaeologist AGM and Annual Lecture 2023
18 May 2023, 7pm
"The Archaeology of Wren" Reviewing the archaeology of St Paul's Cathedral and the parish churches in the City
John Schofield
In person at Room 1.09, Marshall Building, LSE, Portugal Street, WC2A 2HD
Online via Zoom
18 May 2023, 7pm
"The Archaeology of Wren" Reviewing the archaeology of St Paul's Cathedral and the parish churches in the City
John Schofield
In person at Room 1.09, Marshall Building, LSE, Portugal Street, WC2A 2HD
Online via Zoom
The usual short AGM at 7.00 pm will be followed by the prestigious Annual Lecture. This year to mark the 300th anniversary of Sir Christopher Wren's death, John Schofield, past archaeological adviser to St Paul's Cathedral, will be speaking about:
"The Archaeology of Wren" Reviewing the archaeology of St Paul's Cathedral and the parish churches in the City.
The AGM proceedings will include the election of Officers, plus six ordinary members to the Publication Committee. We have a complete slate of Officers, and three ordinary members, who are happy to stand for re-election. So there are three vacant places for ordinary members.
The short AGM will commence at 7pm, followed by the Annual Lecture and will take place at a new LSE venue: Room 1.09, Marshall Building, LSE, Portugal Street, WC2A 2HD. The AGM and lecture will also be livestreamed on Zoom.
We regret that in-person spaces will be limited. Booking is essential to join us in person or to receive the details of the livestream link.
The short AGM will commence at 7pm, followed by the Annual Lecture and will take place at a new LSE venue: Room 1.09, Marshall Building, LSE, Portugal Street, WC2A 2HD. The AGM and lecture will also be livestreamed on Zoom.
We regret that in-person spaces will be limited. Booking is essential to join us in person or to receive the details of the livestream link.
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Each May, following a brief AGM, we welcome a lecturer to speak, usually on an important site or major research project.
Previous speakers have included:
2018: Jessica Bryan, MOLA - "Slippery When Wet: archaeology on the banks of the Thames with Tideway"
2019: Guy Hunt, L - P : Archaeology and Daniel Jackson, Historic Royal Palaces - "Keeping the lights on at Hampton Court Palace"
2020: Adam Corsini, Layers of London - "Putting archaeology on the map" (View online)
2021: Stephanie Ostritch, Southwark Council - "Making heritage work for communities: Walworth Heritage Action Zone: heritage-led regeneration and community engagement in one of London’s historic high streets. "
2022: Antonietta Lerz , MOLA: "From riches to rags: 2,000 years of settlement at Landmark Court, Southwark"
Previous speakers have included:
2018: Jessica Bryan, MOLA - "Slippery When Wet: archaeology on the banks of the Thames with Tideway"
2019: Guy Hunt, L - P : Archaeology and Daniel Jackson, Historic Royal Palaces - "Keeping the lights on at Hampton Court Palace"
2020: Adam Corsini, Layers of London - "Putting archaeology on the map" (View online)
2021: Stephanie Ostritch, Southwark Council - "Making heritage work for communities: Walworth Heritage Action Zone: heritage-led regeneration and community engagement in one of London’s historic high streets. "
2022: Antonietta Lerz , MOLA: "From riches to rags: 2,000 years of settlement at Landmark Court, Southwark"