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The programme for 2005 will be published shortly
Many of the activities are made possible by the continued support of the Local Heritage Initiative of the National Lottery| Monthly Meeting |
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Micro Courses 2005 | ||
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Wednesdays 7.45pm April 20 Fulford - The Story so far May 25 The Ecology of the Ings Jun 22 Community Archaeology July 20 Walk, talk & Social Sep 17/18 Fulford Battle re-enactment Oct 26 The Bayeux Tapestry Nov 23 Archaeology in York Dec Social/Celebration What are we looking for? So, we are: Gradually we will work out the course of this neglected battle. |
Jan 23 To find us.... Feb 27 Mar 20 Apr 24 May 22 Jun 26 Jul 24 Sep 25 Oct 23 Nov 27 Who can take part? Everybody is very welcome to join in the work. There is normally a range of indoor and outdoor tasks but you are welcome to watch. Where to meet? At the Fulford Social Hall. When? We work 10 to 3 but come when you can. Come prepared! Dress warmly! There is some indoor work. Bring a pack-up but we have facilities for making hot drinks.
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Apr 9 Soil surveying May 28 Hedge dating Who are they for? If you want to get more from community heritage projects these short courses are for you. There is no age limit on learning! No experience is required, just enthusiasm. Who is running them? They will be run by FBS and presented by experts. The courses were supported by funding from the Lottery, Local Heritage Initiative and with Outreach funding from some of those presenting the courses. Where do they take place? Fulford Social Hall or YAT and outdoors. |