The 24th Medieval Dublin Symposium
October 7
The symposium will take place at the Neill Lecture Theatre, Trinity Long Room Hub, Trinity College Dublin.
Here’s the complete line-up for Saturday 7 October:
9.30–9.40 Introduction
Seán Duffy
9.40–10.20 Counting change: excavations at the medieval exchequer of Dublin
Paul Duffy
10.20–11.00 If bones could talk: early medieval graves encountered recently in Dublin
Maeve Tobin
11.00–11.30 Break
11.30–12.10 City Limits: a moated site and medieval roadway associated with St Kevin’s church, Dublin
Marc Piera
12.10–12.50 Castleknock Castle: Ireland’s first polygonal keep
Daniel Tietzsch-Tyler
12.50–14.00 Lunch
14.00–14.40 The far side of the ditch: recent work in the Iveagh Markets, Dublin 8
Franc Myles
14.40–15.20 From grain to flour: excavations of a medieval watermill at Abbey Street Upper, Dublin 1
Ian Russell
15.20–15.45 Break
15.45–17.00 Panel discussion: Where was Áth Cliath, ‘The Ford of the Hurdles’?
Con Manning, Linzi Simpson, Seán Duffy
For more information, visit www.fmd.ie.
The event is free, all are welcome and we hope to see you there!
No booking required.