Talks and Lectures

Available talks include:

• Beneath the Choir Stalls of Kings College, Cambridge. Surprising revelations from under these famous choir stalls.
• All That Glisters: Anglo-Saxons, Beds and Gold.  Looking at the phenomenon of bed burials in early Saxon England focusing on the recent discovery at Trumpington Meadows in Cambridgeshire.
• The Story of Cambridge in One Hole. Excavation in a sewer shaft in central Cambridge revealed evidence from almost the entirety of Cambridge history - and not a few surprises along the way!
• The Extraordinary Ordinary: Excavations at the David Parr House, Cambridge. Community test pitting in the garden of the David Parr House revealed intimate insights into the story of this amazing house and the people who lived there.
• Robert Sayle - Buildings and People. Before the archaeological excavations for Grand Arcade Cambridge could begin, a detailed record was made of the more than 120 structures standing on the site including the Cambridge institution of the Robert Sayle Department store.
• Dear Mother and All: The WWI Letters of Stanley Parker. Reflecting on the wartime correspondence of a young Cambridgeshire soldier
• The Rampton WWI Roll of Honour. The first world war sacrifice of a tiny Cambridgeshire village.
• Passing Through: Antiquarian Visitors to Rampton Church. The tiny thatched church of Rampton saw visits from local and national Antiquarians going back to the 18th century - how has their work helped understanding of this important building.

Current bookings can be found on the Events page

Contact Alison to make bookings or to discuss your requirements

Granta Heritage are able to supply laptop, projector, and screen if required.