MidNAG Events
Venue for lectures
Please note the change of venue for 2023-24
Unless otherwise stated, all our lectures are held in the Glapthorn Room,
Fletton House,
Fletton Way, Glapthorn Road,
Oundle,
Peterborough,
PE8 4JA
Lectures start at 7:30pm, and a small charge of £3 per person is made for non-members.
Location Map (Google)
Annual Dinner
7:00PM, 25 11 November 2023 - note corrected date
Dinner
Venue: Montagu Arms, Armston Road, Barnwell, Peterborough, PE8 5PH
Location Map (Google)
The Barnwell Excavation
Speaker: Derek Roberts
7:30PM, 26 Jan 2024
Lecture
A report on our latest excavation at Barnwell, Northamptonshire in August 2023 by our site director.
Venue: The Glapthorn Room at Fletton House, Oundle
Naming Elton's fields: a scientific perspective
Speaker: Dr. Susan Kilby, Leicester University
7:30PM, 22 23 Feb 2024
Lecture
Venue: The Glapthorn Room at Fletton House, Oundle
The Priors Hall development at Weldon, Part 1
Speaker: Paddy Lambert. Oxford Archaeology
7:30PM, 29 22 March
Lecture
An amazing Roman site. Not to be missed.
Venue: The Glapthorn Room at Fletton House, Oundle
Annual General Meeting
MidNAG Members
7:00PM 7:30PM, 26 April 2024
Meeting
Conducting the business of the group
Venue: The Glapthorn Room at Fletton House, Oundle
The Priors Hall development at Weldon, Part 2
Speaker: Paddy Lambert. Oxford Archaeology
Following AGM, 26 April 2024
Lecture
An amazing Roman site. Not to be missed.
Venue: The Glapthorn Room at Fletton House, Oundle
Annual Outing
MidNAG Members
25 May 2024
Field Trip
Location to be confirmed
Excavation
MidNAG Members
17 August - 31 August 2024
Excavation
Location to be confirmed
Exhibition about the excavations at Nassington
Oundle Museum
20 March to 30th October 2023
Exhibition
Venue: Oundle Museum now has a small exhibition with some of the artefacts found during our excavations at Nassington in 2016-2020, including
- an ox-skull found at the bottom of an Iron Age ditch
- a large, partially reconstructed, mortarium
- part of a jet bracelet, with a very similar design to others found at Hungate, York
- part of a child's copper bracelet
- quernstones
- plus, aerial photos and geophysical survey plots and interpretations, and
- a summary of the excavations so far
Head upstairs to see the exhibition, opposite the Remand Cell. The Museum also has plenty of other archaeological exhibits, especially from Ashton Roman town, just outside Oundle itself.
Read the interim report on the excavations in 2016-2018 (PDF, 100KB)
Venue: Oundle, Northamptonshire.
You can find more of MidNAG's activities on the past events listing.
