Archaeology and Archives: Where do you belong?

Friday 26 July, 1.30pm

Who chooses what goes on a map? How do you see where you belong?

Join us for a workshop looking at place, starting with a talk by our own Cathedral Archivist and Librarian Becky Phillips as she covers the history of mapping, using examples from our very own Cathedral Library!!

Visitors will then get a chance to create their own map, or drawing of their life and community, taking inspiration from historic and cultural maps including historical, archaeological, orientation, fantasy and, star maps and songlines.

Workshop starts: 1.30pm
Running time: 2 hour, including break

Tickets: £5
Children: FREE

Audience ‘Age Guidance’: Suitable for Families or Adults. Children must be supervised.

This event is part of the Gloucester Festival of Archaeology, which is Gloucester's contribution to the Council for British Archaeology's national Festival of Archaeology. The Festival is organised by Gloucester Civic Trust and Gloucester Cathedral in partnership with several organisations and Heritage venues in Gloucester. For more information about Archaeological events in July please see their website: www.gloucesterarchaeologyfestival.co.uk

For more information about Archaeological events across the city, region and nation please see: Festival event listing Council for British Archaeology (archaeologyuk.org).

Type
Learning
Dates
July 26, 2024
Opening times
Thursday 26 July 1.30pm
Location
Chapter House 12 College GreenGloucesterGL1 2LX
Prices
Adult £5 Child £0
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