Lectures
Monthly lectures are held at Queen's University Belfast and cover a wide range of archaeological and related topics. All lectures are normally held at 8.00pm in the Main Lecture Theatre in the School of Natural and Built Environment, Elmwood Building in Elmwood Avenue. Admission is free and all are welcome.
2017 Lecture Programme
| Monday 30 January |
The Must Farm Excavations David Gibson |
| Monday 27 February |
Identity, architecture and conflict in the north of Ireland: new perspectives on the role of crannogs Dr Paul Logue |
| Monday 27 March |
The Distant North: Late Medieval Ships and Trade in Gaelic Ulster Dr Tom McNeill and Dr Mark Gardiner |
| Monday 8 May |
Neolithic Crannogs? New research on islet sites in the Outer Herbides Duncan Garrow |
| Monday 29 May |
King John and King John's Castle, Limerick Ken Wiggins |
| Monday 18 September |
Excavations at Rathfarnham Castle Antoine Giacometti |
| Monday 23 October |
The Frosses Excavations Colin Dunlop and Jonathan Barkley |
| Monday 13 November |
Bronze Age Blades and the Battle of Ballynahinch: Unexpected Connections David Bell |
| Monday 11 December |
The Drumclay Crannog Wooden Assemblage Catriona Moore |