First Millennia Studies Group
@firstmillennia.bsky.social
The First Millennia Studies Group is a discussion forum for all aspects of archaeology in the first millennia BC and AD. There is no geographical limit but the majority of discussions centre around Scotland.
Open to all.
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Open to all.
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🎉We can finally reveal our seminar programme for the rest of 2026!
📆We start next Tuesday (13/01) with the traditional unit roundup showcasing some recent commercial archaeology projects.
➡️Please note that we are now meeting in the Usha Kasera Lecture Theatre in Old College (except for March)
📆We start next Tuesday (13/01) with the traditional unit roundup showcasing some recent commercial archaeology projects.
➡️Please note that we are now meeting in the Usha Kasera Lecture Theatre in Old College (except for March)
Our next talk is on Tuesday 13/01 at 18:00 in the Usha Casera Lecture Theatre
L Teufel: “A multi-period settlement next to the River Spey”.
C Hatherley: “The Roman Villa Estate at Necton, Norfolk”
C Cockburn: “Excavation results from two possible Roman Temporary Marching Camps near Edinburgh”
L Teufel: “A multi-period settlement next to the River Spey”.
C Hatherley: “The Roman Villa Estate at Necton, Norfolk”
C Cockburn: “Excavation results from two possible Roman Temporary Marching Camps near Edinburgh”
January 9, 2026 at 2:47 PM
Our next talk is on Tuesday 13/01 at 18:00 in the Usha Casera Lecture Theatre
L Teufel: “A multi-period settlement next to the River Spey”.
C Hatherley: “The Roman Villa Estate at Necton, Norfolk”
C Cockburn: “Excavation results from two possible Roman Temporary Marching Camps near Edinburgh”
L Teufel: “A multi-period settlement next to the River Spey”.
C Hatherley: “The Roman Villa Estate at Necton, Norfolk”
C Cockburn: “Excavation results from two possible Roman Temporary Marching Camps near Edinburgh”
🎉We can finally reveal our seminar programme for the rest of 2026!
📆We start next Tuesday (13/01) with the traditional unit roundup showcasing some recent commercial archaeology projects.
➡️Please note that we are now meeting in the Usha Kasera Lecture Theatre in Old College (except for March)
📆We start next Tuesday (13/01) with the traditional unit roundup showcasing some recent commercial archaeology projects.
➡️Please note that we are now meeting in the Usha Kasera Lecture Theatre in Old College (except for March)
January 6, 2026 at 2:54 PM
🎉We can finally reveal our seminar programme for the rest of 2026!
📆We start next Tuesday (13/01) with the traditional unit roundup showcasing some recent commercial archaeology projects.
➡️Please note that we are now meeting in the Usha Kasera Lecture Theatre in Old College (except for March)
📆We start next Tuesday (13/01) with the traditional unit roundup showcasing some recent commercial archaeology projects.
➡️Please note that we are now meeting in the Usha Kasera Lecture Theatre in Old College (except for March)
Our next seminar is tomorrow - 2nd December with the superb @archaeonado.bsky.social on his recent research into Whithorn
6pm in the Sydney Smith Lecture Theatre
6pm in the Sydney Smith Lecture Theatre
Me, tomorrow!
How to (re)build an early medieval church: new light on the Whithorn ‘minster’ and shrine
@firstmillennia.bsky.social 18:00, Tuesday 2 Dec
Sydney Smith Lecture Theatre, University of Edinburgh, Old Medical School, Teviot Place (enter via doorway 1)
How to (re)build an early medieval church: new light on the Whithorn ‘minster’ and shrine
@firstmillennia.bsky.social 18:00, Tuesday 2 Dec
Sydney Smith Lecture Theatre, University of Edinburgh, Old Medical School, Teviot Place (enter via doorway 1)
December 1, 2025 at 12:14 PM
Our next seminar is tomorrow - 2nd December with the superb @archaeonado.bsky.social on his recent research into Whithorn
6pm in the Sydney Smith Lecture Theatre
6pm in the Sydney Smith Lecture Theatre
Our next seminar is Tuesday 4 November at 6pm
Peter Guest will be talking on 'Feeding the Roman Army in Britain '
Once again the seminar will take place in the Sydney Smith Lecture Theatre, Old Medical School, University of Edinburgh.
Peter Guest will be talking on 'Feeding the Roman Army in Britain '
Once again the seminar will take place in the Sydney Smith Lecture Theatre, Old Medical School, University of Edinburgh.
November 3, 2025 at 9:53 AM
Our next seminar is Tuesday 4 November at 6pm
Peter Guest will be talking on 'Feeding the Roman Army in Britain '
Once again the seminar will take place in the Sydney Smith Lecture Theatre, Old Medical School, University of Edinburgh.
Peter Guest will be talking on 'Feeding the Roman Army in Britain '
Once again the seminar will take place in the Sydney Smith Lecture Theatre, Old Medical School, University of Edinburgh.
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
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
October 6, 2025 at 2:31 PM
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
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
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
Sign up to our mailing list to make sure you get the most up to date info
But we can confirm our first three lectures will be held in Edinburgh on the following dates:
7 October
4 November
2 December
Sign up to our mailing list to make sure you get the most up to date info
September 21, 2025 at 4:47 PM
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
Sign up to our mailing list to make sure you get the most up to date info
But we can confirm our first three lectures will be held in Edinburgh on the following dates:
7 October
4 November
2 December
Sign up to our mailing list to make sure you get the most up to date info
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
More details in due course when speakers have confirmed
July 3, 2025 at 9:20 PM
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
More details in due course when speakers have confirmed
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
🏺
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
🏺
May 13, 2025 at 10:16 AM
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
🏺
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
🏺