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Our meetings for the year ahead can be found here.
Lectures will be held at 2pm via Zoom apart from 16th May which will be delivered face to face at the Swarthmore Centre in Leeds at 2pm.

20th September 2025
Mary Anne Slater, York Archaeology
* Excavations on a Roman site at Skeffling

15th November 2025
Jason Monaghan, archaeologist and author
* A Yorkshire-style small Roman fort on Alderney

17th January 2026
Roger White, University of Birmingham
* Wroxeter: Breaking New Ground

21st March 2026
Eva Mol, University of York
* Nilotic scenes in the Roman world: visions of Egypt

16th May 2026
Jeremy Taylor, University of Leicester
* Excavations at Irchester
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Feel like a fully-funded PhD?

Posted On: 3 June 2018

Newcastle University is offering a PhD opportunity to study Roman Frontier Studies and Numismatics.

The collaborative PhD offers 100% of UK/EU tuition fees plus an annual stipend and will explore the distribution, use and function of Roman coinage in the Hadrian’s Wall frontier zone. Research will be based on a World Heritage Site and seek to address some of the questions raised in the ‘Frontiers of Knowledge’ research framework by using published and unpublished coin data from excavations, hoards and casual finds. The work will lead to a publically accessible database of coins and improved understanding of numismatic collections in the frontier zone.

More here.

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