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Teesside Archaeological Society | eNews | Feb 2013

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The latest edition is out—packed with news and events!

  • ElwickEditorial Review
  • March Lecture Reminder
  • Activities & Events | Winter-Spring local and regional conferences, day schools, lectures and exhibitions | Activities for later in 2013 | Community Projects
  • Site Notes | Star Carr team February newsletter | Anglo-Saxons in York | Escrick Ring mystery
  • Action Stations | NE Yorkshire Mesolithic Project | Elwick Village Atlas Project
  • Browser | This month’s recommended Browsing, Listening and Reading items
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Love the rich, distinctive heritage of North East England

♦ Spence

Lindisfarne Gospels come home | Community volunteering opportunity : Summer 2013

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lindisfarne_lgHello microburins,

This is definitely not Mesolithic, but compelling nonetheless for anyone in North East England. The famous Lindisfarne Gospels are coming to the ancient city of Durham this summer. There are fantastic opportunities for community participation and volunteering for folks in North East England—to promote education and enjoyment of one of the World’s greatest books dating to the 7th century AD.

LindisfarmeGospelsCoverVolunteers are being sought to work with their local museum on Lindisfarne Gospels related activities to help celebrate the exhibition in Durham this summer.

From 1 July to 30 September this precious manuscript will go on show in a must-see exhibition in Durham University’s Palace Green Library. Please read this news release to find out how to get involved.

Love the rich, distinctive heritage of North East England

♦ Spence

Holy Island | Durham University Archaeology fieldtrip 1985

Holy Island | Durham University Archaeology fieldtrip 1985