The Anglo-Saxon Kingdom of Northumbria
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A conference marking the conversion of the North to Christianity, with six presentations on Northumbria during a period of change and recent archaeological discoveries in the region.
Pocklington District Heritage Trust presents six talks exploring Christianity’s arrival and archaeological discoveries in Northumbria, supported by The Sutton Hoo Society. Speakers are Peter Halkon, Max Adams, David Petts, Dominic Powlesland, Jon Kenny and Leon Corneille-Cowell. Displays, stalls and a travelling museum of local archaeological items accompany the talks. Lunch is not included; the ticket includes a lunchtime pass to Burnby Hall Gardens and its café, plus parking.
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