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Saturday 16 May 2015 at Weston Turville Village Hall
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PROGRAMME AND SPEAKERS
| 9.10 am: | Doors open and registration |
| 9.45am: | Introduction by Dr Richard Gem,
President of Buckinghamshire Archaeological Society |
| 10am: | Deepening understanding: Archaeology and Heritage on HS2
Helen Glass, Archaeology and Heritage Manager HS2 Limited |
| 10.30am: | Haunt of the Hippo: the Ice Age fauna of Buckinghamshire
Danielle Schreve, Professor of Quaternary Science, Royal Holloway University of London |
| 11.00am: | COFFEE |
| 11.25am: | Understanding the Chilterns' ancient landscape features with some help from Dame Mary
Wolley's 1620 Chequers Estate Map
Alison Doggett, author and member of the Chiltern Conservation Board |
| 11.55am: | Grims Ditch and prehistoric landscapes
Sandy Kidd, Historic England, former Buckinghamshire County Archaeologist |
| 12.25pm: | Hartwell - an eighteenth century oasis
Richard Wheeler, National Specialist in Garden History, The National Trust |
| 12.50pm: | LUNCH BREAK UNTIL 2pm |
| 2pm: | Putting Fleet Marston Roman town in context
Mark Collard, Head of Contracts, Cotswold Archaeology |
| 2.30pm: | Stoke Mandeville old church and its setting
Mike Farley, former Buckinghamshire County Archaeologist |
| 3pm: | Doddershall, Twyford and Chetwode: the line north of Aylesbury
Peter Marsden, Chair of Buckinghamshire Archaeological Society |
| 3.30pm: | What are we going to do with all this History?
Richard de Peyer, Director, Buckinghamshire County Museum Trust |
| 4pm: | Summing up by Dr Richard Gem |
| 4.15pm: | TEA, discussion and departure |