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History of the AFC

Being good archaeologists, we have kept a record of the past on our website, and you can visit the old website by clicking here. The AFC was founded in 1948 and continues in strength to this day. Past student-organised trips have been to Scotland and Ireland, and Cambridge also hosted the Student Led Archaeology Conference in 2003.

2005-2006

MICHAELMAS TERM 2005

4th October 7.30pm Pub Meet at the Eagle

12th October 7.30pm Pub Crawl starting at The Eagle

19th October Quinton Carroll Principal Archaeologist, Cambridgeshire Archaeology
'Skeletons in the cupboard: what do we do with human remains'

31st October 9pm Halloween Party 'Waking The Dead' , King's Cellars

9th November Dr James Barrett Lecturer, University of York
'Identity and economy in a small world: Excavations at Viking Age and Medieval Quoygrew, Orkney'

16th November Professor Mark Pollard Edward Hall Professor of Archaeological Science, University of Oxford
'Science, archaeology and the return of environmental determinism'

22nd November 4pm Professor Ian Hodder Stanford University
Materiality Discussion for Undergraduates

23rd November Dr Peter Addyman Founder & former Director, York Archaeological Trust
'Jorvik and after: the commercialisation of archaeology'

19th-21st December: Trip to TAG , University of Sheffield


LENT TERM 2006

Wednesday 1st February: Dr Hugh Willmott Lecturer in European Historical Archaeology, University of Sheffield.
Trade and exchange in the Adriatic, the wreck of the 16th-century Venetian merchantman at Gnalic, Croatia

Thursday 2nd February Trip to British Museum Study Day

Sunday 5th Feburary Fieldwalking at Coton

Wednesday 8th February: Dr Mike Heyworth Director, Council for British Archaeology.
The work of the Council for British Archaeology - campaigning for archaeology

Friday 17th February: Film Night

Wednesday 22nd February: Professor Timothy Darvill Head of Archaeology & Historic Environment Group and Head of Research, Bournemouth University.
Tears of Stone: rethinking views of stone in later Neolithic societies

Wednesday 1st March: Jonathan Goodwin Archaeologist, Stoke-on-Trent Archaeology.
Pots, People and Processes: the archaeology of the Staffordshire Potteries

Saturday 4th March (evening) 'Feast' with Ian Hodder (Dunlevie Family Professor, Stanford University) as guest speaker, followed by a party. Venue: Robinson College.

Wednesday 15th March, 2pm: Rock Art 'Experimental Archaeology' North Lecture Room.


EASTER TERM 2006

Sunday 18th June, 10am onwards: 'Garden Party' on Jesus Green



COMMITTEE 2005-2006

President: Nisha Doshi, Jesus College

Vice President: Mark Oldham, Girton College

Secretary: Robyn Inglis, Magdalene College

Treasurer: Alex Pryor, Caius College

Publicity Officer: Victoria Blennerhasset, Corpus Christi College

Events Officers: Asha Burchett & Rachael Kinley, Clare College & King's College

Feast Officers: Alex Lerwill& Julia Zumstein, Peterhouse College & Newnham College

General Officer: Rachel Howcroft, Emmanuel College

Webmaster: Nisha Doshi, Jesus College

2004-2005

COMMITTEE 2004-2005

President: Iona Robinson

Secretary: Diana O'Carroll

Treasurer: Heather Adams

Publicity Officer: Jenny Marshall

Events Officers: Rose Ferraby & Paul Burtenshaw

Alcohol Events: Katie Hemer

Webmaster: Jonathan Richardson