Katie Mountain from PCA Durham will be giving a talk on 19 March, along with her co-editor Marta Alberti (Vindolanda Trust), on their forthcoming publication on managing Hadrian’s Wall as a cultural resource in 2022. The publication will be out in the next few months – both in print and Open Access.
See below for details and a link to book tickets, which are available for in-person and online attendance.
FRONTIER PERSPECTIVES TALKS SERIES. Join Tullie House, Carlisle and a host of expert speakers for a fascinating series of talks exploring issues of empire, identity and heritage related to Hadrian’s Wall and its 1900th anniversary. Tickets available for in-person and online attendance.
Saturday 19 March: Hadrian’s Wall and UNESCO values
World Heritage status and UNESCO’s mission to promote peace, toleration and understanding amongst the peoples of the world. The aspiration to include all nations through which the frontiers once ran, protection of World Heritage in conflict zones and the relevance of Roman frontiers for the modern world.
Tickets: £15 for each session (£10 for Tullie House members), or £30 for all 3 sessions (£20 for Tullie House members). Sessions will be livestreamed. Livestream tickets £8 for each session.
