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Forthcoming conference: programme

MANCHESTER CENTRE FOR ANGLO-SAXON STUDIES

EASTER CONFERENCE 2013:

“THE VIKINGS IN THE NORTH-WEST”

A conference to be held at

Manchester University,

13th April 2013

Programme

Saturday 13 April

9.30-10.00:Registration and Coffee/Tea.

10.00-10.45:Chris Lewis (KCL) ‘Viking Naming Culture in English Mercia’

10.45-11.30:Gillian Fellows-Jensen (Copenhagen): ‘Viking Influence on the Place-names of Lancashire and Neighbouring Counties: some Reassessments’

11.30-1.00:John Quanrud (Nottingham): ‘Taking Sides: North-western Vikings at the Battle of Tettenhall AD 910’

1.00-2.00:Lunch

2.00-2.45:Paul Cavill (Nottingham): ‘Brunanburh and Tradition’

2.45-3.30:David Griffiths (Oxford): ‘The North West as part of the Irish Sea Region: chronology and cultural change 800-1200”

3.30-3.50:Coffee/Tea

3.50-4.35:William Cook (Lancaster): ‘Observations on the distribution of Viking age stone sculpture in Cumbria’

4.35-5.20:Ian Uzzell: ‘Viking Clothes and Weapons’ (Presentation)

For further details please contact Dr Charles Insley, Department of History, School of Arts, Languages and Cultures, University of Manchester, Oxford Road, Manchester, M13 9PL

E-mail: charles.insley@manchester.ac.uk

 

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Forthcoming conference: application form

 

MANCHESTER CENTRE FOR ANGLO-SAXON STUDIES

Easter Conference 2013

“THE VIKINGS IN THE NORTH-WEST”

A conference to be held at

The University of Manchester

Saturday 13th April 2013

Booking Form

Conference Cost, including lunch £35(Student/unwaged £25)

Please make cheques payable to the University of Manchester

Name:

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Address:

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E-mail:

Special Dietary Requirements: Yes/No (if yes please give details)

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Signature:

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Please return completed forms to:

Dr Charles Insley, Department of History, School of Arts, Languages and Cultures, University of Manchester, Oxford Road, Manchester, M13 9PL

charles.insley@manchester.ac.uk

 

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Recent conferences

 

Manchester Centre for Anglo-Saxon Studies Presents

Towns, Topography, [Bayeux]Tapestry

A Conference in Memory of Dr David Hill

Thursday 7 June & Friday 8 June 2012

Held in Lecture Theatre SG1,

Samuel Alexander Building

The University of Manchester, Oxford Road, Manchester

Information from gale.owencrocker@ntlworld.com

 

 

PROGRAMME

Thursday 7 June 2012

 

Thursday morning: Bayeux Tapestry

Speakers: Shirley Ann Brown, Maggie Kneen, Michael Lewis, Gale Owen-Crocker

 

Thursday afternoon: Towns

Speakers: Martin Allen, Mark Atherton, David Beard, Michael Hare

Jonathan Parkhouse, Damian Tyler, Margaret Worthington Hill

Thursday Evening: Conference Dinner at Café Muse

 

Friday 8 June 2012

Topography

Speakers: Gillian Fellowes-Jensen, Erik Grigg, Chris Grocock, Nick Higham, Simon Keynes, Dominic Powlseland, Alex Rumble, Don Scragg

Location:

The Samuel Alexander Building (formerly Humanities, Lime Grove, and before that The Arts Building) is Number 67 on the Campus Map http://www.manchester.ac.uk/aboutus/travel/maps/

The South Wing is the back of the building, reached either by walking through the building from the front entrance on Lime Grove or (more easily) by approaching from the back, behind the Students’ Union and The Academy concert hall.

Parking:

There is a multi-story car park behind the Manchester Business School, and a pay car park on Cecil Street. The car park near the Contact Theatre is for permit-holders only.

Toilets:

In the basement of Samuel Alexander Building, reached by the lift or stairs in the South Wing Foyer, opposite the lift.

Delegates staying overnight should arrange their own accommodation.

Suggestions for hotels close to the University are:

Manchester Business School Hotel, Booth Street West (opposite the Royal Northern College of Music) 0161 275 6424 reception@mbs.ac.uk

Express by Holiday Inn,  Oxford Road 0871 423 4917

Premier Inn, Portland Street0871 527 8746

Registration

You can obtain a booking form by applying to brian.schneider11@manchester.ac.uk. Alternatively you can simplysend a cheque made out to 'University of Manchester'. Fees are as follows:

Thursday 7June - £20 (unwaged £15)

Friday 8 June - £20 (unwaged £15)

The fees include teas/coffee/biscuit breaks and sandwich/cake lunches.

In addition there will be a Conference dinner on Thursday 7 June. Cost is £35 for three course meal, including drinks and tip.

Please let us know if you have any special dietary requirements and include with your a note with your name, address, telephone number and e-mail details.

 

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Sixth Annual Postgraduate Conference 2011 - 'Before Man and God: confessing sins c.597-c.

2011'

Director: Christoper. J. Monk,e-mail c.j.monk@manchester.ac.uk

7th-8th March, 2011

John Rylands Library, Deansgate

Full programme and registration details available in January, 2011

 

MANCASS Easter Conference 2011 - 'Anglo-Saxon Monasticism'

Director: Dr. Francisco Alvarez Lopez alveos@yahoo.es

11th-13th April, 2011

Staff House Conference Suite, Sackville Street & The John Rylands Library, Deansgate.

Full details of programme and Registration available in January, 2011.