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Every so often, archaeology leads me somewhere unexpected — and recently, it led me straight onto Harry Hill’s Podcast/YouTube show. It’s not every day you find yourself discussing William Wallace with Harry Hill and Adam Hills, but that’s exactly where I ended up, and it was an absolute joy. What struck me most was how […]
Exciting news – I’ll be on BBC Radio Wales talking about Bangor Cathedral’s 1,500th anniversary! Tune in on Monday 15 December at 18:30, with repeats later in the week, and catch up afterwards on BBC online I’m delighted to share that I’ll be presenting a special programme on BBC Radio Wales to mark the extraordinary […]
I’m absolutely delighted to be speaking at this year’s Bangor History Festival, celebrating a truly special milestone — 1,500 years since the founding of Bangor. This city holds a very special place in my heart. I did my PhD at Bangor University, and spent time teaching archaeology there too, so returning to take part in […]
Every so often, archaeology leads me somewhere unexpected — and recently, it led me straight onto Harry Hill’s Podcast/YouTube show. It’s not every day you find yourself discussing William Wallace with Harry Hill and Adam Hills, but that’s exactly where I ended up, and it was an absolute joy. What struck me most was how […]
Every so often, archaeology leads me somewhere unexpected — and recently, it led me straight onto Harry Hill’s Podcast/YouTube show. It’s not every day you find yourself discussing William Wallace with Harry Hill and Adam Hills, but that’s exactly where I ended up, and it was an absolute joy. What struck me most was how […]
Exciting news – I’ll be on BBC Radio Wales talking about Bangor Cathedral’s 1,500th anniversary! Tune in on Monday 15 December at 18:30, with repeats later in the week, and catch up afterwards on BBC online I’m delighted to share that I’ll be presenting a special programme on BBC Radio Wales to mark the extraordinary […]
I’m absolutely delighted to be speaking at this year’s Bangor History Festival, celebrating a truly special milestone — 1,500 years since the founding of Bangor. This city holds a very special place in my heart. I did my PhD at Bangor University, and spent time teaching archaeology there too, so returning to take part in […]
Every so often, archaeology leads me somewhere unexpected — and recently, it led me straight onto Harry Hill’s Podcast/YouTube show. It’s not every day you find yourself discussing William Wallace with Harry Hill and Adam Hills, but that’s exactly where I ended up, and it was an absolute joy. What struck me most was how […]
Exciting news – I’ll be on BBC Radio Wales talking about Bangor Cathedral’s 1,500th anniversary! Tune in on Monday 15 December at 18:30, with repeats later in the week, and catch up afterwards on BBC online I’m delighted to share that I’ll be presenting a special programme on BBC Radio Wales to mark the extraordinary […]
I’m absolutely delighted to be speaking at this year’s Bangor History Festival, celebrating a truly special milestone — 1,500 years since the founding of Bangor. This city holds a very special place in my heart. I did my PhD at Bangor University, and spent time teaching archaeology there too, so returning to take part in […]