Events
On this page you will find information about current and forthcoming events in the School.
Research Seminars & Lectures
Ancient History Research Seminars
Cardiff Archaeological Society
Archaeology and Conservation postgraduate reading group
Forthcoming Events
2013
Cardiff Univerrsity: Main Building, Park Place and Glamorgan Building, King Edward VII Ave
In 2013, Cardiff University will host the 27th Annual Conference of the Society for the Study of French History. The conference will explore all manner of solidarities, entanglements and conflicts in French history and is intended to cover a broad chronological period from the early medieval, to the contemporary.
International Society for Neoplatonic Studies Annual Conference will take place in Cardiff from 12-15 June 2013. It will be hosted by the Cardiff University Centre for Late Antique Religion and Culture, School of History, Archaeology and Religion at the Conference Centre of St. Michael's College, Llandaff.
The Power of the Bishop in Western Europe (1000-1300)
Cardiff University, Wales, UK, 23-24 May 2013
Cardiff University is pleased to host this major international conference on the power of the bishop in Western Europe
during the High Middle Ages.
This conference will promote collaboration and dialogue between archaeological scientists. This group includes those active in environmental archaeological research and this conference will highlight this synergy.
The Old Library, The Hayes, Cardiff,
Find out about this amazing project focussing on the Iron age hillfort at Caerau
Y Ddarlith Gymraeg - The Welsh Language Lecture
Dr Mari Wiliam (Bangor University)
Baner ac Amserau Cymru: teyrngarwch a chenedligrwydd, 1938-1945
Am 5.15yp at Ddydd Mawrth 5 Chwefror yn ystafell 4.44 Adeilad John Percival
The lecture will take place at 5.15pm on Tuesday 5 February 2013 in room 4.44 in the John Percival Building.
The 7th Conference will be hosted jointly by the School of History, Archaeology and Religion Cardiff University and St Fagans National History Museum, Wales.
