Lost and found – uncovering a major Bronze Age funerary landscape near Netherhampton, Salisbury

Thursday 20 February, 7.30pm

Festival of Archaeology, 26-27 July 2025

The Annual Clarendon Lecture 2024: Wildcats to Walkways

21 November 2024, 7pm

Festival of Archaeology Talks: Venue 2 – Museum Hall

Festival of Archaeology Talks: Venue 1 – Marquee

Autumn Lecture: From the Neolithic to the Novichok Attack by Tom Holland

In this talk, the historian Tom Holland – who himself grew up in Broad Chalke – explores its remarkable history.

CANCELLED – Landscape, Man & Memory by Art Historian, Sara Radice

This lecture will examine man’s physical and spiritual encounters with Nature and explore art in connection with time and place; how artists think about the elements – earth, wind, fire and water – and their role in both forming the earth beneath our feet and these works of art.

Edith Olivier on Rex: ‘We Can Understand Each Other So Entirely’ Talk by Penelope Middelboe

A talk by Penelope Middelboe, the great great niece of Edith Olivier.

The spectacular ambitions of Roger, Bishop of Salisbury – A Talk by Tony McAleavy

Thursday 18 January, 2024, 7.30pm

The Annual Clarendon Lecture 2023: Politics as Recreation