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Sacred and profane: the landscapes of Kent


 

The Society of Landscape Studies Annual Conference 2024 sponsored by the Society of Landscape Studies and the Centre for Kent History & Heritage.

Programme

Saturday: St Paul’s church, Canterbury CT1 1NH

9.30: Reception

10.00: Introduction

10.15: Session 1: Exploring Kent Landscapes:

            ‘Kent’s changing coastal landscape.’

                        Dr Chris Young (CCCU)

            ‘Landscape, culture and cartography: a biographical approach’       

Professor Peter Vujakovic.(CCCU)

11.15: Break

11.30: Session 2: Landscapes of authority in medieval Kent:

            ‘Norman Castles in the medieval landscape’ (tbc)

Richard Eales (University of Kent)

            ‘Canterbury in its wider landscape in the Anglo-Norman period’

Tim Tatton-Brown

12.30: Lunch and SLS Annual General Meeting

13.30: Session 3: East Kent as Gateway: to enter or defend:

            ‘‘Dost Thou Know Dover?’: locating Dover in the early modern literary landscape’

                        Dr Claire Bartram (CCCU)

            ‘The defence of Kent since 1900’

                        Dr Andrew Richardson (Isle Heritage CIC)

14.30: Break

15.00: Session 4: Seeing new landscapes:

            ‘The Cross-Channel Geopark – two landscapes connected by the Channel’

                        Speaker from Kent Downs National Landscape

            ‘Bringing digital tools to landscape and heritage studies’

                        Dr Catriona Cooper (CCCU)

16.00: Roundtable Discussion

16.30: Finish 

 
Sunday Field Trips

See SLS website for details and booking: www.landscapestudies.com/sls-annual-conference-september-2024/


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