In-person
Location: Cynthia Beerbower Room, Newnham College, Cambridge. More location information

Come and listen to Dr Sam Lucy as she explores what local Cambridge archaeological discoveries can tell us about the lives of those who walked this landscape centuries before us. You may have seen the recreation of the face of the Anglo-Saxon Trumpington Girl published in the press recently. After the talk, you will be able to go and see more of the artefacts from the burial in the Li Ka Shing Gallery in the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, where the exhibition 'Beneath Our Feet: Archaeology of the Cambridge Region' will be taking place.

Speakers
Dr Sam Lucy
Dr Sam Lucy

Dr Sam Lucy is an archaeologist of Roman and Early Medieval Britain, and Director of Admissions for both Newnham and the Cambridge colleges as a whole. Specialising particularly in funerary archaeology and key periods of transition in the fourth to seventh centuries AD, she is currently working on a number of publications, including the Anglo-Saxon royal cemetery at Bamburgh, Northumberland and the Roman and Anglo-Saxon sites at Babraham in Cambridgeshire. Her previous work includes The Anglo-Saxon Way of Death (2000) and publications of Roman Mucking and the Trumpington Anglo-Saxon excavations.

Location

Cynthia Beerbower Room, Newnham College
Sidgwick Avenue
Cambridge
CB3 9DF
United Kingdom

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