Postgraduate Conflict Archaeology Conference

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The Organisers of are proud to announce that the archaeology of conflict will be returning to the University of Glasgow next year for the Sixth Postgraduate Conference in Conflict Archaeology. Take a look at the conference abstract and keep October 19th and 20th 2019 Free.

A friendly reminder that, as yet, the mantle of "6th PGCA Conference" has yet to be taken up. Anyone representing a student/institutional body interested in doing so, please feel free to get in touch via this page, or via to website for the 5th PGCA Conference. :)

Another conference closed, our thanks to all the speakers and delegates for making it an informative and enjoyable day.

We started on a dramatic note (Sorry for the fire alarm Jo) and I think it's safe to say we ended with a bit of a flourish. If anyone has any feedback for us, please direct your comments to [email protected]. Thanks to all once again.

Registrations for the conference are now closed, We look forward to seeing you all on Thursday.

Directions to the conference venue are now available on the website 'Getting Here' page. Alternatively when arriving on campus, please ask for directions to the Oastler Building and room OA4/09. We look forward to seeing all the delegates next week!

Just a reminder that registration for the 5th Postgraduate Conflict Archaeology Conference closes early next week, so if you haven't registered and you intend to attend, best to do so before closing. Hit the shop now button on the page, or click the link below...

5th Postgraduate Conflict Archaeology Conference | University of Huddersfield Online Store

For anyone in the general area of Edinburgh, or willing to travel the distance, this is a rare opportunity to meeting and listen to the 'Godfather of Battlefield Archaeology', Doug Scott, talk about that very subject.

It's rare to see him over this side of the Atlantic so we'd urge anyone who can make it to go, the admission is free and unticketed, so this really is about as good as it can get.

Shot and Shell Tell the Tale: Battlefield and Conflict Archaeology as Aids to Understand the Past and Assist in Modern Forensic Investigations Delivered by Professor Douglas Scott. Event is free to attend and non-ticketed.

Just a reminder that registrations for the conference are available on the University of Huddersfield store page linked below. There are limited spaces so if you intend to come along, please register as soon as possible to avoid disappointment. You can also reach the registration store page through the shop button on this group page.

5th Postgraduate Conflict Archaeology Conference | University of Huddersfield Online Store The 5th Postgraduate Conflict Archaeology Conference orgaised and run by UK postgraduate academics in Conflict Archaeology. Full Registration £15 Spe